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David Chang denies
signing checks'.
ls it hard luck or bad luck?
~ . ' Irvine man claims that someone is gambling with his future
lb GLENN 8C00'1' on..o.11r ........
David Chana of Irvine moved his family from
Seoul, South Korea, to Ora.nae County a dozen
years ago to chaae the Ari1erican Dream.
-··--"I worUd hard. l~-took a vacation t~
Ont five or -jlx )'ears In the U.S .," he aa.ld. "I
worked 36~ days a year IOJD8dmes."
The effort paid off.~0.vid and Suaan Chang
own a nice, two-story bowie tn-Irvine'• Colleae
Park. Their two children attend Irvine .choola.
"I'm a very lucky penon ao far," Chang admit.a. Chana atill is lnduat.rloua: He owna a coffee
shop in Santa Ana, where he aoes to work at D a.m.
and stays Chrough lunch. Then be leaves for Smlth
Tool Co. of Irvine, where he baa been a machinist
for almmt eight years. ~shift end.a at 11 p.m.
On Sundays, .he. ii @ob' d.lrector for two
Korean churches, one in Tuatin and another in
M'-ion Viejo.
But CtW\g aaya hJa luck la changtna. He claJ.aw
-101-m"'""MIOl""''"1e .... ii fcqina hia QalDe on cmno checka in
Lu Vepa and no one beliew9 him. .
So far, $1,300 haa been depleted from h1a
_Bank of ~..aocoun~u. the
bank paid off the checb. he .aki, and the Sanda
Hotel & c.tno la after him for $1,000 more.
In a recent interview. Owl& Mid he ii
innocent. He d.laplayed letters that document he
wu either at work at Smith Tool or at hJa doc1or'1
office on the threedaya, April 11, 14 18 when
the caaino checka were II . claimed
qnatures on the cbecb barely reeemble hia.
But the bank won't credit hJa account for the
~1.300 and the Sanda wcn'tdrop ltaefforta
tooollect the other $1,000. 'n\ey question how long
it would take to fiy from Orange County to Lu
Vegaa and return.
(See 818 PVl'URE , Pqe AZ>
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THI ORANGE COAST COUNTY EDITION I I
Valley
·-blaze
labeled
arson
BY ROBERT BARKER or....o..,---
Someone splashed flammable
liquid in a warehouse and office
building and deliberately set a fire
that cauaed one of the heaviest
lcmes in Fountain Valley history,
an investigator said today. . ·-Battalion Chief Paul Sununers
said there is evidence the arsonist
gained access to the building,
owned by the John Treiber Com-
pany at 11185 Condor Ave., and
possibly poured 10 to 50 gallonsef
flammable material on the
~~lrlll~l....'.I~~~~Jieiia·o& entry, he said. ~---
' A raging fire broke out early
June 19 and caused $2.2 million in
1oaes to the building and to
contents which lnch.tded Treiber's
collection of paintings .,nd art
objects.
Summers and police Det. Rick
Christensen have interviewed
1COresof witnesses, employees and
people in the area at the time the
fire broke out.
"We have people we are very
curious about. and we are compil-
ing back.ground information on
them," Summers..said, adding "a
couple of motives" have been
identified. He declined to
elaborate.
Sununerssaid interviews show-
ed that employees appeared t.o
enjoy working condltiona at the
company. "There were indications
that the owners (John and Anita
Treiber of Laguna Niguel) treated
people very well," he said.
Summers said the company,
which manufactures 90ddering
and washing machines for elec-
tronic and computer circuitry, is
continuing operations at its other
facilities, which alao are in the
Fountain Valley industrial area.
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ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
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Jim Dick is saving Fountain Valley's historical sites from "bulldozer l
society." Modern civic pride will be shared at an International Fiesta . Ir'
this weekend. See special sectiorl on the events in today'& Daily Pilot. i
Saving a city's heritage ...
Fountain Valley citizens shell out to keep historic bujldi~s
By KAREN E. KLEIN ~°"",.._ It was six years ago this month that Jim Dick
took his last look at a decaying, 76-year-old
wooden barn near the comer of-Bushard Street
and Talbert Avenue in Fountain Valley.
The weathered. termite-infested wood and
crumbling beams of the barn had housed a
blacksmith and carriage repair shop in its heyday,
but progress and plana for a commercial center had
prevailed, pitting a bulldozer against the old barn
at the end of its long history.
Dick. then president of Fountain Valley's
Historlal Society, had waged a short-lived cam-
paign to save the.barn, but lack of funds prevented
his group from preserving the structure as a
hiatorical site.
"I think it was beautiful because it J.as ao
ugly," Dick said. I
The demolition of the old barn marked what
Dick thought was just about the end of tl}e living
history of Fountain Valley. Out of 25 ~lites
in the city, once known as Talbert Valley or <loepel
Swamp, there were only two known n!:ma.bpng.
"We live ~bul.ldo7.eraociety," Dick~ said,
sadly.
That's why, when three buildings da~ back
t.o the 1920s were rediscovered about a yeal'\and a
half ago on Talbert Avenue and Bushard Street,
Dick wasn't about to let the bulldoz.en get there
before he did.
At a historical aociety meeting in October
ISee FOUNTAIN. Pa1e Al)
Vote gained
in college
recall hid? i I
J
~ "t:~ L KLEIN Gandy alto repeated the charge . I
that the recal1 group la a tool of the I Organkers of a recall campaign teachers' unJon. Canmittee mem-
against four c.oa.t Communtty t>en have denied that~-I
College Dtstrtct trwtees have Wufield aid hJa group haa
·· reportedly obtained the 30,000 other gripes with the district'• 11
slgnaturee they need to put the recent policies -amonc them the
recall to a vote, oonunittee or-allepd resignation of C.outllne I ~~~~yihe former ~~ohn=h.d
OranaeCoutCollegeatudentwho become upeet with pr'Oll'UD
apearbeaded the recall when it = in the district and s-
waa announced last February y with a company car the
l'1llOft than 100 teachers and ad-. district had given him to u.e. He
..miniltratoa W.ett to be laid off. aid Buller bed .ubmitted'l Jetter -t.-..itJiM~ he will file the petition with ot ree;tanation thia month..
the Orange County Registrar. o! Buller, reeched at hia office late I
Votera on Friday. (Seventy-five Monday, denied that he had -1
teechera and adminiatraton were relllgned . 1
11
ultimately laid off this month.) (See RECAU. Pap A!)
"Th.la ii quite a milestone toe
ua," Warfield said. '"Thino are
at:l'olller than ever (with the
campatcn)."
Board Pre9ldent Carol Gandy,
targeted in the recall effort along
with trultees Robert Humphreys,
George Rodda Jr. and Richard
Ollon, charged the recall cam-
paigners with lying and m.ialeed-
-lng the public ao they could obtain
the needed .tgnatures. The dia-
trict hu been trying to eliminate a
$5.5 mllllon deficit.
"I would caution citizen.a to be
very drcwnspect with regard to
the signatures on the petition,"
Gandy Kid. "I have received
dozenl of phone calls from people
who )Vf'tt told by the recall
petitioners that if they dld not
aign, Orange Coast College and
Goldel) West College would be
cloeed down.
'"nu\t ii an ablolute lie. The
board never has considered cb-
ing any of our colleges.
''Baaed on that lie and many
others throughout the recall cam-
pa.Jgn, the collection of algna~
should be 1U1pec1.. For many of the
people obviously were duped into
signing," ahe 18ld.
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Protopappas hearing continues, in secrecy
By STEVE MARBLE oni. Ollllr ........ A hearing to determine if
former Costa Mesa dentist Tony
Protopappu should stand trial for
murder in the death.a of three
patienta went into it.I aecond day
today.-with the pre. and public
t».rrecl from the Newport Beach
courtr'OOm. ~ •
A Harbor Municipal Court
judge baniahed the presa Monday
afternoon, stating that coverage of
the preliminary hearing could
jeopardize Protopappas' right to a
fair trial.
Judge Christopher Strople de-
acribed news accounts of the
dehtiat'• highly publicWMkaae as
"negative" and "disparaging" in
character. He said articles have
depicted Protopappas as a "bed,
negligent dentist."
But Strople, who 1pent more
than an hour debating the iaue
with lawyers repreeenting the
print and elect.ronic media, said
the dedalon to cloee the hearing iB
a "clo.e question."
"I'm not 1ure I'm right," the
judge admitted before clearing the
jammed oourtrocxn.
Protopappaa, free on $250,000
bail, la charged . with aec-
ond-deaJ'ee murder in the deetha
of Patricia Craver\, 13, Cathryn
Jones. 31, and ~ ~n.
23. All reportedly died following ·
aM9theU for major dental wark
in Protopappu' 19\h Street office.
The preliminary hearing,
which will decide if the dentist
~ stand 1rial in Oranp
CoWity Superior Court, could nan
u Iona ... three weeks, Mid
(See DENTIST'S, Pqe .U)
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Bru~ Kiaon put on a
mueh·needed 1how on the
mound f(,r the Anpll Mon-
day u the Halos awe pt to an
8-0 ..-ietory over the Rangen.
Pa,seCl.
Conlroven;ial substance
Dioxin i1 often called the moet toxle
1ybstanee known to man, and a wealth of
aeientilie raeareh 1ugesta alaat II can
indeed be unhealthy, painf al and perhap1
deadly. But there i1 no prool It lau killed
any human being. Page A8.
When there's no will
What will happen to your property and
yourfamJlyllyoudie? .. lee1Umatedalaat
up to60 pereentof all Calilonlalll dO Ml
leave wUl1 dlreettn1 the dl~ OI &.MW
ettateewhen they die. P .. e 8l~i:
Even tile can in the pa.rkiq lot were
beaut¥ul at the 1 Oda Annual CollCOW"'M
cl'Elewee, 1pouored bf the Pantera Club
at the Niwporter lut weekead. P11p M.
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U Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. June 28. 1983
-RECALL ELECTION ...
"1 have no idea where he got
that. ~re ha.a been no leas
submitted. 1 haven't talked &o
anybody about th.ls," he aid.
Warfi~6id he will make a
statement to the prea when be
files the 'PetiJion with the ~·
trar's oflice late Friday. Until
then, he said, his group will
continue to collect signatures. 'We
hope to get 34,000 signatures
total ... he. said.
After Warfield files the peti-•
tion. the county registrar will
have 30 days to examine the
signatures and determine
whether or not they are valid. said
Shirley Deaton, chief deputy
registrar of voters for Orange
County. . -
Uthe petition signatures prove
valid, her oUice will send a letter
to the college board, notifying it of
the need to hold a recall e lection.
The board may decide to call an
election at its ~ug. 8 mee~. or
may put off the call until Aug. 24,
Officials identify
.HB drowning victim
A young man who ap~ntly
-~-the ocean off 1lunt-lngt.on Beach was identified today
as Michael Gascon. 19, of
Mqnterey Park.
An Orange County coroner'•
deputy said today further tests a:re
its next scheduled meeung.
However, Deaton said, if the
board does not deaJ with the
matter until Aug. 24, it will be too
late to get the recall vote onto the
ballot in conjunction with the
regular Nov. 8 college district
election.
U a special election has to be
held, the cost would be almost
$300,000. she said, compared to
only an additional $1 0,000 if the
recall can be included an w ith the
regular election
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OellY rllo4 ....... bf -IC-
Driver Darrell J ennings watches paramedics load passenger Richard
Hitchcock into ambulance after accident on northbound ramp of San
Diego Freeway at Culve r Drive in Irvine. Hitc hcock ·is in critical
condition at Fountain Valley Community:Hospital.
Irvine crash injures passenger
' Victim in critical condition after sports car smashup
BY GLENN SCOTT
Ofllle Delly r11o4 Ii.fl
An lrvine man was listed m
crincal condition today a t a local
hospital wit h injuries suffered in a
Monday morning car accident in
Irvine.
• the Ca1Jforrua Highway Patrof
said.
He was takef\.-to Fountain
Valley Commu~ty Hospital's
Trauma Center. 1
Driver Darrell Jennings, 25, of
Irvine. told inves~gators he was
driving Hitchcoc!<lto work at the
Costa Mesa Post Office on Adams
AtJenue at 9:15 a.m. when he lost
.
control of the car. It began veering
offthe.roadabout-200 feet before
reaching the stoplight, said CHP
spokesman Rick Stevens.
The car jumped a concrete curb
and swerved across both ramp
lanes before wipmg out the stop-
light and pole, Stevens said.
J ennings. was not hurt.
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CANCER. • •
From Page A1
when .amethlng, pcmibly a
virus, lnvade& the body and
at.ea.la the growth-cau.ainB gen-
etic ma~nal, it Uiggen the
uncontrolled cell growth as-
sociated with cancer, he said.
DooUttle's report UI "a very
exciting tindina:· Vemla told
the Loe Angeles Times, but he
said a similar diacovery may
have been made by an English
scientist at dbout the same
time.
Doolittle, a noted authority
on protein evolution, said he
made his diacovery May 28
when he received a copy of
Science magazine, describmg
the chemical makeup of
platelet-derived growth fac-
tor. The body releases this
biochemical after injury, re-
placing damaged cells by
stimulating the production of
new ones.
"I happened tthave a home
(computer) t.erminaJ tied into
the computer at the university,
so I typed it (the chemical
sequence described in the
article) in and started my
search," Doolittle said. ..
It took the computer 20
minutes to make comparisons
to sequences Doolittle had
compiled and stored over the
past five years
"The computer came back
and said, 'This is an oncogene.•
It was a joyous moment."
Doolittle said.
"lt is an exctung finding
because it gives for the first
time an opportunity (to
answer) the question about
oncogenes -what is their
• function? This tells you the
functjon is a growth factor.
The gene which has the func-
tion of a growth factor can also
have the potenual to cause a
cancer. That's why it is so
exciting. This is a first-ume
discovery," Verma said. "' being conducted on Gascon who
was last seen in the water Sunday.
His body washed ashore near
Golden West Street at Bolsa Chica
Beach about 6:35 p.m. Sunday. David Warfie ld
Richard Hitchcock. 27, was the
passenger in a sports car that
swerved out of control and
smashed into a ramp stophght as it
entered the northbound San
Diego Freeway at Culve.r Drive, DENTIST'S HEARING SECRET. • •
IS HIS FUTURE NOW A GAMBLE? ...
''They treat me like a aiminal. That's why I
couldn't sleep the last five or six days w ithout a
sleeping pill." said Chang.
Bank of America investigator Lew Linn said
he doetn't enjoy these cases either. but he hasn·t
seen evidence so far which clears Chang. Although
..-C!)ang contends he hasn't been in Las Vegas all
year. Linn notes that Chang had lines of credit at
the three casinos -the Sands. MGM Grand and
~ircus -where the casino checks, called nfark~ were signed.
J Moteover. Linn said, a handwriting analyst
who com~ Chang'• signature to those on the
cuino checb believes they were signed by the
same person.
"He (Chang) says they are forgeries; I say
they're not," said Linn. a former investigator who
~in checks and forgenes for the Garden
Grove ~jllce Department.
Llnn, who works out of Anaheim, said casinos
are extremely careful about issuing cash on credit.
Whoever signed the checks was familiar with
Chang because they hst his checking account
number and address
"I have an open mind, but ~thing I have
so far indicates he either diKit or he knows who
did," said Linn.
Chang. however, believes the bank and
casinos are taking a tough stand because they don't
want to admit the mistake and lose the money. He
said he has his suspicions about who signed the
checks but can't prove 1t
Meanwhile. Chang said, he is besieged from
all sides. Police agencies teU hun he has a c1VJI
problem with his bank. his bankers don't trust him
and he has to worry the alleged forger w1U stnke
again, he said
Said Chang: "This 1s a big shock to us "
Fro_m Page A 1,,
Protopappas' atthrney, Ro~~ -·1 think.he's wrong," Rockwell
Tuller. --said after the judge's decision
Tuller-, who said the hearing--<!He.1J" ~utfo\is.-He doesn't
if covered by the press-would be want to face any criticism lat.er."
publicly viewed as a full-blown Attorney Tracy Rich . re p-
trial, predicted more than I 00 resenting a Los Angeles television
witn~ will be called by the station, said she didn't believe
Distnc~ttorney's Office. Strople's decision would set a
The dentist's attorney said his precedent and trigger a rash of
client does not w.ant to seek a closings of preliminary hearings.
change of venue t.O another county "I think other court judges
but rrugh t have fSked that the hopefully are more familiar with
place of trial be moyed if the press the legal principles," she said. She
was allowed· to $it in on the suggested Strople, a fonner public
preliminary hearing. defender, is Wlfamiliar with "this
Tustin attorney Dick Rockwell, area of the law."
representing the ,Register news-Tuller also said that lawyers
paper. disputed such a claim, representing clients with civil
noting that accused "Freeway claims against Protopappas would
Killer" William Bonm l$ bemg take advantage of the hearing to
tried m Orange Couni.y despite further their cases. He singled out
extensive publicityi Santa Ana attorney Frank •
Barbaro, who he claimed staged a
press conference Monday in the
courtroom hallway.
Barbaro, representing Jones'
family, later denied holding such a
conference and said he'd shown
up to serve Protopappas with legal
papers
Edinger A venue
section shut down
A stretch of .Eding~n~enue
was closed today and may be
closed again Wednesday ln prep-
aration for repaving of part of the
six-lane thoroughfare in northern
Huntington Beach.
The actual paving work, from
Beach Boulevard to Gothard
Street, is slated to begin ln about a
week. according to offici.als.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY CITIZENS PITCH IN TO PRESERVE CITY'S HERITAGE ...
1981, Presldent Doris Dick. Jim's wife. made an
appeal t.q #t.~ e 41 membe~ present to pledge money
for the f\lild of$2,400 needed to move the fragile
bulld.inglpom their long-time home to a new site
where ~could be restored.
Not m e per!K>n signed a pledge card, Jim Dick
reqal!ed. l'.io one had to.
The ·fuembers simply opened their check-
boOk.s aJi1 sW'ted writing.
'That night. the group ooDected $2,000. And
th~ money kept comina ln, mostly frqm private
donations. Since that night, the historical society
has collected al.most $5.000, D\ck said. And it's
collect.ed 3)) more family members.
Thej)uildinga, a real estate office which once
be]onge<f)o area pioneer Samuel E. Talbert, a
Japanese J>ath house and a pump water tower,
were trueked to their new home ,last fall in a small
park off Loe Alamos Street bebihd the Fountain
Valley polioe station.
Since then, Girl Scouts, Bay Scouts. firemen,
recreation 890dation mdbbera and aS90r1ed other
volunt.een have blistered their hands and gotten
sunburned painting. landacaping, grading, plant-
ing and .fencing the little s-rk where the three
structures now sit in restored glory
The real estate ofhce sports a new coat of
white pain t and a hardwood floor. The big beehive
which inhabited it for who knows how long has
been scraped away and scrubbed off
The old sign on its side, advertising "beautiful
lots" wilt\ "paved streets and all improvements"
for $25 down. has been repainted in steel blue.
The Japanese bath house. used as a sauna for
therapeutic purposes. sits amid blooming petunias
and white and red oleanders. The water pump,
which used to furnish the sauna, is surrounded by
apple and peach trees
"We're going to make th is beautiful We want
people to be proud," said Carl Boberg, a historical
society member who has worked on the project
since 1981. -
But the site, wh1c·h was formally dedicated
this month, is far from complete
Dick and the other members have big dreams
which they still want to see come true. They talk
about the more than $400 donated by Fountain
Valley founding family member Nellie Wardlow
Dural for a flagpole and a flag for the site.
"No heritage park is a heritage park without a
nagpole and a nag," she said.
Dick said p~ans are also being made to put a
picnic grove, a beet w~gdn and a gazebo onto the
site Bo berg's copy of the plans shows an outhouse,
complete with .i;rescent moon on the door. in the back. .._ I
Doris Dick said ithe firemcns' association
wants to donate an ant.tquated fire truck to sit on
the property and has oUered to build a replica of an
old firehouse in the soutt"iwest comer.
From the discovery 9f three little, overgrown
shacks a full-scale' historic project has blossomed
which couldn't be dearer to the hearts of the
histoncal society.
But w hy all the ~USS over three rotting
structures In the first plllee?
Jim Dick said it best.
"Our kids know a lot about places where we
grew up. They know about Des Moines. Iowa, and
they know ·about Texas and Oregon. But they
know nothing about where they're growing up.
"They live m Fountain Valley. Califorrua, and
we want the m to know what Fountain Valley was
like."
Dick admits that saving a real estate office and
a bath house 1s not exacuy astandard htst.orical
project.
"Everybody else is saving old houses. and
they all look alike. But we saved a real estate
office," he said, pride swelling in his vojce.
"And a Japanese bath house. Who's saving
Japanese artifacts?"
This project was probably the last chance the
historical society will ever have to save anything
from Fountain Valley's past, Di.ck said.
T he developers' bulldozers and land graders
have taken care of that. he said.
Of course there's aJways the possibility that
another surprise find will be made. And if there is
one, Dick will probably locate it -alter working
for 42 years as an investigator he has quite a nose
for clues and far the unusual
Historical society member Boberg still la-
ments the death of the old barn/smithy shop.
''They tore that one down," he said. "You know
how they do -they tear everything down."
But the new site has him. and the other
members of the society. encouraged. "We'll have a
fantastic lltUe property here someday." Dick said.
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, June 28, 1983 .
NATION Court paves waf for natural gas boost 1
' Narrow vote backs p ricing structure which could cost consumers extra $2 billion Senate n ear historic vote
on anti-abortion measure
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WASHlNGTON (/\P) -The incentive prlcl.ng acheme1 to en-
Supreme Court, by a ~-4 vote, couraae tvterstate aales.
ruled today that natural gas -But the commission interpreted
By the Associated Press · pipeline compani~ may use a the law to mean that ita pricing
WASHINGTON -The Seruite neared a historic vote on an priclng iotructure that could <Xl6t ~urew~otavailabletomoet
anu-abortlon constitutional amendment today wit h sponsors consumers nadonwlde more than /gas ~ _ and not ju.st
conceding defeat ls likely but saymg it ''will let people kn~w who is $2 billion t.n higher rates. tranaported _ by pipeline com-
pro-life and who Is pro-abortion." The amendment, which waa lo · t Th rnmlssio ~ i come to a vote in late afternoon. would pemtlt Congress and the The court pa.id the Federal pan es. e co n P pe-Energy Regulatory Commission line companies selling they states to write legislation teft41atm~ or banning abortions. waa wrong in its interpretation of produced must , use a
I a 1978 law, the Natural Gas Policy FERC-regulated "cost-of-service" • -Lan-n to-get $51-mill~ t. ---__ _,,;;pncm;.;;;:;· ·~t.ure that generally LJea ...,. ·---mearis-----Wwer senr__ prices for The law was enacted in uu~ WASHINGTON -Lebanon will obtain $57 · ·on worth of response lo reluctance by many natural gaa.
U.S . military equipment as part of anaid package to herR_rebuild its gas companies to sell _l~ outside The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of
army, the Defense Department has announced. The Le~ army lb4i~whieh-it"Was produced. Appeals overturned the com-
will be supplied with 102 armored troop carriers, 95 vehicles-to Built into the 1978 act are various mission's narrow interpretation of transport mortar equipment, 25 mobile command po6ts. heavy
machine guns and other equipment. the Pentagon said Monday.
Reagan 'very diffuclt to beat'
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Democratic Party should avoid
casting us 1984 presidenua.l nominee as a Liberal if it hopes to defeat
President Reagan, according to Jimmy Carter's 1976 campaign
strategist. Hamilton Jordan said Monday that Reagan will be "very
difficult to beat" in an election that will hinge on the Democratic
nominee's ability to take advantage of the president's "vulner-
ability."
STATE
' ·School board approves budget
LOS ANGELES The school board has approved a $183
Belushi
injected
12 tinies?
TORONTO (AP) -A pros-
ecutor says authorities have eye-
witness testimony that Cathy
Evel)lll Smith, the singer charged
with murder in the death of
comedian John Belushi, injected
him with drugs a dozen limes in
the days before he died.
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the law two yean ago, and today'•
Supreme Court dedaion upheld
the appeala court ruling on ita
~jor points.
Government lawyers had told
the justices that upholding the
appeala court ruling "means ad-
ditional revenues of $180 million
annually" for aUected pipeline
companies.
They aaid a decision against the
commission's interprelatlon "will
result in the transfer of between
$2 billion and $3 billion from
conswners" to those pipeline com-
panies.
The key provision of the dis-
billion budget for the 1983-84 school year. Monday's 5-2 vote
ratified the board's decision earlier lhismonth lo balance its budget
by eliminating an anticipated f4 7 nullien deficiHhrough a series of '
cuts. Among jobs being cut are those of 77 school nurses and 64
school psychologists
Ary Coomaraswarny, a Can-
adian government attorney. also
said Monday at Smith's extra-
dition heering in YorK County
Court that her own statements to
reporters about Belushi's final
days would be used as corroborat-
u~
This I 00-foot section of Interstate 95 bridging the
~a in us River collapsed today, killing three people. ~ ---
Ex-President Ford recuperating
RANCHO MIRAGE-Former President Gerald Ford is doing
"just fine" recuperating at Eisenhower Medical Center after
urological surgery last week. Ford, 69. was expt-cted lo be released
within four to five days of the electJVe surgery Last Thursday, but
there was no word today when he wo~d leave the hospital.
ing evidence at her trlal. -~
Coomaraswamy offered af-
fidavits from 27 witnesses as
support fo~ the U.S. request to
have Smith sent to California to
stand trial.
Bridge collapse kills
three in Connecticut
puted law reads that the available
flnanctal inducementa to aell ~
on the intentaw marke.t shall not
apply to "the aale of any volume tf
natural gaa by any ... pipeline ...
unlesa 1uch aale ls a · ble to
volumes of natural gas p uced
by such interstate pipelin . " ,
Writing !or the court' sJendA;r
majority, Justice John Pai,i.1
Stevena uid the law means feder-
al regulators must allow pipeline
companiee to uae fl1e more advan-
tageous pricing st.ructure -al-
lowed for "first sales" of gaa -
1Qmewhere dunng the routing of
the gas between well and con-
sumer.
Carter
papers
studied
WASHINGTON (AP) -White
House lawyers are forwarding
papers to the Justice Department
from the files of the President
Reagan's campaign officials that
could be the tni.ssing briefing
materials prepared for Jimmy
Carter's campaign debate ag~t
Reagan.
"We have found some materia4
but it's not a briefing book at
such," said White House deputy
pr~ secretary Larry Speakes. Ke
said he expecw<t the search f~
briefing book to.continue.
______ (iates '~idn:_t join_'_N~ACP
But her lawyer, Brian Green-
span, urged Judge Stephen Borins
not toaooept the documents unless
he alsci orders the witrre$es
produced for cross-examination.
After most Qf..Monday-'.a seaion
was taken up by constitutional
a'rgumeots on the
cross-examination issue, Borin.s
asked both sides lo return lo court
this afternoon for more discussion.
GREENWICH, Conn. (AP)-A
100-foot section of an interstate
highway bridge collapsed before
daWn today, hurling trucks and
cars 70 feet into the Mia.nus River.
Three people were killed and at
least three others were critically
injured. authorities said.
died. In addition, two women and
one man were taken to the
emergency room of Greenwich
Hospital in critical condition.
Speakes also said a briefing
book he asked Conner Carter ai~
to send lo the White House oo
Monday was being studied by
Reagan aides to determine if it w~
the same as briefing materials
they supplied to Reagan during
the campaign_
Patrick Caddell, Carter's
pollster during the 1980 c.am-
paign. provided a black book wi(h
a t'Over letter saying it was Ole
only issue-related briefing ma-
teri.al "prepared for and sent to
President Carter for that debate."
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LOS ANGELES -A sp0kesman for Police Chief Daryl Gates
says Gates thought an invitation to join the NAACP was delive~
in jest, so he accepted in jest, but black community leaders don't
think it's funny. ''He accepted a membership card," NAACP branch
manager Donald Fields said Monday. "He then told the crowd and
the media that he would be rompletmg the application and sending
for his membership His intentions were less honorable than we
took them lo be."
WORLD
U.S. Embassy hit with §Unfire
SAN S ALVA.DOR. El Salvador -The U.S . Embassy was
sprayed w ith guhf1re by assatlants in two passing vehicles, just after
a rocket fired at the bwlding hit a nearby tree and exploded, a U.S.
official said. Embassy spokesman Donald Hamilton said the rocket,
fired from the southwest toward the embassy Monday night,
exploded when 1t hit a tree about 40 yards from the embassy wall.
Family ends 23-year struggle
TEL AVIV, Israel -A S1benan Pentecostalist family arrived
in Israel today after a 23-year struggle lo emigrate from the Soviet
Union -including five years spent in sanctuary in the U.S.
Embassy in Moscow. The Vashchenko family, consisting of parenta
Pyotr and August.ma and six brothers and seven sisters, arrived
from Vienna at Ben Gurion International Airport and were greeted
with ~uquets of flowers by the Christian Embassy in Jerusalem,
an evangelical pro-Israel organization.
Afghan warplanes bomb villages
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -Afghan warplanes bombed rebel
villages north of Kabul, causmg high ci vilian ~ualties, apparently
in retaliation for a guernlla attack lhat killed 50 lo 60 sofdiers,
Western diplomatic sources said today. They said high-flying jets
and helicopters earned out so rues over Paghman, 10 miles north of
Kabul, the capital, and the nearby Pashai Valley. ..
Rebel forces overrun PLO base
BEIRUT, Lebanon -Rebel forces today overran a major
artillery base of Palee•.ine Liberation Organization chairman
Y~r Arafat's loyalists in eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, PLO
90W'CeS and Lebanese radio sta lions reported. Both the PLO aources
in Damascus and privately owned radio statio~ in Beirut said there
were several casualties but gave no numbers.
Iraqi attack kills 300 Iranians
NICOSIA. Cyprus -Iraqi soldiers killed about 300 Iranian
troops and routed the rest of the forces in an offen.sive along the
northern banlefront, according to official Iraqi news reports. The
Iranians left behind their dead and burned equipment In the attack,
said INA. the official ne.,. agency.
The judge said he would rule on
the aUidavit.s Thursd<iy. and told
reporters the documents would
not be available publicly pending
his dea.sion.
If the judge accepts Green-
span's argument. the extradition
hearing would have to be
rescheduled to aUow witnesses to
personally tesu f y
Deaths of 2 ·
balloonists
mystifying
SCHWEINFURT. West Ger-
many (AP) -Investigators weTe
mystified today about the balloon
crash which killed Maxie
Anderaon and Don Ida shortly
after the ace American pilots
radioed they were going to make
an emergency landing near the
East German border.
Anderson, 48, of Albuquerque,
N.M .• was one of a tno lo CC'06S the
Atlantic in the Double Eagle II.
the first balloon fight across the
ocean, in 1978. He made the first
balloon crossing of the United
States, with his son. in 1980, and
nearly died, in waters off Iceland.
in an earlier, trans-Atlantic
challenge.
Ida. 49, a Colorado tree farm
owner, had been Anderson's part-
ner in two futile attempts to ciccle
the globe ln a balloon.
After Monday's crash, wit-
nesses told police the helium
balloon seemed to rip apart just
before ft crashed into a Bavarian
f.ocest about 25 miles from the
border with East Germany.
Schweinfurt police rushed to
catch up with the balloon after the
ballooni81-notified Frankfurt
authorities that they were going to
bring the craft down just before
they reached the border with East
Germany, which forbids t~h
flights ln ita air space.
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The three eastbound lanes of
the bridge dropped into the river
at about 1:30 a.m. on Interstate 95.
Connecticut's main hjghway into
New York City some 20 iniles to
the southwest.
Two tractor-trailer trucks and
two cars fell into the water, and
Coast Guard and Greenwich
police boats searched the river for
more motorists who may have
been trapped in their cars.
State pollce spokesman John
McLeod confirmed three people
State transit chief
plans talk in Mesa
Leo J. Trombatore, director of
the California Deparunent of
Transportation, will discuss fu-
rur. Sou them California highway
improvements at 11:30 a.m. July 8
at Co5ta Mesa's Westin South
Coast Plaza Hotel.
For reservations for the
Southern California Transpor-
tation Action Committee lunch-
eon, send a $13 check to the
committee at 610 S. Mam St.,
Swte 459, Los Angeles 90014.
Caddell also noted th.at the
loose-leaf book, about three inches
thick, very closely resembled a
description of the book given by
White House Chief of Staff James
A. Baker ill.
W1thm hours after the White
House received the book, Speakes
~ued a written statement saying
those mvolved beli'eve 1t was a
"more sensitive" document than
the one Reagan aides had during
the campaign
Our interest rate on home equity loans
just took a turn for the better.
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been Obie to otter In some ttme.
But hurry. This rate is only good
through June 30th.
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.\4 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, June 28, 1983 •
Spectators s hift into fantasies l
The gleam on the hood matched the gleam in
viewers' eyes when the Pantera Club host ed an
exotic car show at The Newporter last weekend.
Eight Shelby Cobras were set in a c ircle a round a
tree, above. The 1955 Merced es 300SL Gullwing
of Mike Blanton of Nevada Ci ty, below left, was
judged b est of show. The engine of the 1969
Ferrari 365GTC owned by Luiz Dallazen of Costa
Mesa rated a close inspection at this l 0th
annual Concourse d'Elegance.
th e unpeld balance Of lhe note(I)
MCUfed by uld Deed of Trua1, lo
Ttll10 wit· S52,052.75. Including H
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T.8. .... 1• of Truat, •-. c:het-. and ex-..oRT AlfT MOTICll w--TO ~n o.-. pen-of the TruatM and of 1"41
YOU AM M Dm'AULT ~A ttuet1 c:rM ted by Md Deed of
DBD Of~. DATU> OCTO-T~ beneflcialy under MJc:1 DMd
-1.191. ~ .. YOU TAKI of TNet heretofCl'e executed and AC'TlOM TO ~CT YOUft dellY9red to the und«"tlgned a wl1t·
FWGUt, IT llllAY -90l.D AT ten Oeclaratlon of Default and 0.-
A F\mJC 8Af..I. • YOU •IO N4 mend fOf SM. and a wrtttenNotloe lllJIUllATION Oil ntm MA TUM
l9CUt9d theret>y, and ,_ ded9red
end dom hereby dldlre .. -
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lllCTIOH TO MB. FURaUANT _..... --TO e>eCLAAAllON Of' cova-Pf'operty 10 be aold to -·-• "'•
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IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN FORE-Law Oflllcee .. ,,._ I' ...._..
CLOSURE BECAUSE YOU ARE llllllleNI 88M .... '
BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENT. IT .. T-C....... °""" .... -
MAY BE S01.0 Wlll10UT ANY C.... ...... CA -
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Breakfast open ·
to business folks
" The public La invited to join a new businesapeople's club,
meeting weekly in Cost.a Mesa, beginning at 7 a.m . Wednesday in
the Neighborhood Community C.enter, 1845 Park J\ve.
Author and inspirational lecturer Mark Victor Hansen will be !!it first featured speaker. Coat for the W~breakfaat id7 or
-Wwftn reservations. For more infonnation call 960-2715.
Karate sponsor s sought
Sponsors are needed to send seven Costa Mesa youngsters to
the national Karate Junior Champion.ships July 23 m New Jersey.
The youngsters enrolled in the city's' recreation program have
all qualified to compete in the Amateur Athletic Union Sports
Karate Junior event. Anyone interested in contributing financial
aid can call 970-2243 or 751-4497.
The seven youngsters are: Kaiana Oliver,9; Erin Long, 10,
Kekai Oliver, 11; Nanette Taylor, 12; Debbie Lair, 15; Enck
Kand,16; and Steve Sedawi, 16.
Want to help at Fair?
Volunteel'S are needed to help a t the Orange County Fair July
8-17 at the fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Th0&e wanting to assist can
call 642-3926.
Science workshops open
New summer science workBhops will be presented this year in
Irvine.
The classes for students in preschool through the eighth grade
?t Culverdale Elementary School are sponsored by the Califonllil
Museum of Science and· Industry. Other classes are offered i.J1
Fullerton.
One-and two-week courses are being offered through Aug. 19.
They are coordinated through the Irvine Unified School District.
Fees for one-week classes are $32 plus lab fees. Two-week
classes ooet $48 plus lab-fees. More information is available from the
museum by calling (213) 744-7441 or writing the Orange County
Summer Science Workshop, Box 4161. Fullerton. 92634 . • College promu tes--Lsganan
Laguna Beach resident Kathryn A. Turner has been named an
associate dean of occupational programs for Long Beach City
College. The position is a newly created management post within
the Long Beach Community College District.
Hospital's lab accredited
The laboratory at South Coast Medical Center m South
Laguna has been awarded a two-year accreditation by the
Commiasion on Laboratory accreditation of the College of
American Pathologists.
The accred.itation came as a result of an inspection of the
hoepiial'a laboratory facilities and evaluauons of secuons such as
chemistry, blood bank, microbiology, hematology and overall
· administration.
M ntm "'°'-..0 ACIAMeT of o.flUlt and Election to Sell. The
YOU, YOU IHCMJ> CONTACT A ~:::::, ~ :i:: COURT ACTIOH, and you '"'f 714) .. 1...ml
he ... the r.o.i right to bftng 'f04lll Publlhecl Or-. eomt Delly !----------------------------------------------===-~~ P1o1.Mw14.21,n,.1u1y~r~ • ~ LAWYR On Wedliwtey Jtiy 13, tea3, at recorded In the county where the
10:00 a.tn., PAN AM~RICAN BANK rMI property 11 loceted
Of' L08 ANGELES ed "'"" II?-T "'91M °' party oonduc:11ng Nie: _, Colonlal Trvll Oeed Sefvleea. Inc: pointed Trull•• under and 13117 Ea8t Hed'-1' St ~to Deed of Truet rec:orOed Whltt19r Celtlomla 90e01 October 7. 1M1. aa lnll.. No 111125 1213) 696-2912 In bode 14248. Peoe 1395 of Of. DATED. Mey 18, 1983
tlc:illl R9corda In the oltlce of the p AN AMERICAN BANK
County Aecofder of OrMQe Coun-Of' LOS ANGELES ~~AT PU8UC AUCTION u Mid TrustM
TO HIGHEST 8100EflFOR CASH, By. C<Jk>nlll Trvat
C ASHIER'S C HEC K OR O..CSS..W:..lnc CERTtF1£0 CHE<X. (pey8ble et aa Agent time of ... In lewflA ll'IOMY of the By Bonnie De Ponte
Unll9d StaMa) et the Nofth front Autl\Oftied Signature
_,.,_ 10 o. county OOUl'ttloUM Publi.Md Orenge Cou1 D811y
7on CMc c.tter 0rtw w.t. s.nia P11o1 JUfMI 21. 28. Jtiy 5. 1983
,.__ Celfomle .. right. Utle and 2841-83
PUBLIC NOTIC£ .,,._ ~to and now Mid
by 11 llllda' M6d Deed of T Net In the
~ lltueted In u6d County .... ~
and Sta de9crlbed • NOTICI CW TitU8T1!E'8 I AU PARCEL 1: Unit Ho. 15, u ehown T ...... 21-1 and deeCrtbed In the Condominium • • ,_, -Plan~ on Mey 18, 1978, In On July 19, 1983 at 10:00 am .
Book 1ien. P-318 lo 3e7 In-ORANGE CITY BANK ... duly IP-....-..... _....,. pointed Truat-under and l)Uf9Uant ~. of Oflldlll Aeootd9 "' _, to DMd of Trust axecuted by Peier ~L 2: An undlMded one L lnt'*1. en unmarried man. u
Tn;atOf fOf the benefit and eec:urlty forty-fourttl ( 11'4th) ln1erWt • • of Or.,,,,. City Senk, a Calll0<ola -.,,. In common In the ,.. -... -im.. In and to the Common ""-Cofporetlon u Benellc:l•ry. dated °' LoU 1 and 2. of Tr-=t tt79 • Ac>r1I 15. 1981, and recorded• In-strument No. 8287. 8ool! 14048, per "'liP llled In 8o4* 423, Pegee Page 1383 on Mey 5, 1981 of Ofllc:lel
21 and 30. of M~ Mepa, Fl«x>fda In the Office Of the County
,_.m of Mid County, • IUCh Recofder of Orange County, Staie of *"' la 6llllned In the Mlcle entl-tt.cl "Deftnltlonl" of the Dedal • Celltomla lltlOrl of oo-ianta, Condttlona and Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Alllllr'.cttol .. dw:fibed In "SU&-TO THE HIOHES'T BIDDER FOR JEC'T TO'' ~ (the "Oeder· CASH. CASHIER'S CHECK OR ~ CERTIFIED CHECK (peyable et Ume
of .... In 1-'1.11 rnon.y ol the Unhed
: .,. ~~..:' .~ SletM), •t: In Che lobby of C8Jlfomla ~for Ownen" and "Sup-Land title Compeny. 1010 N. Main .... 11 __. • _ __.. Street, Senta AN, CA 82701-pon.i• .... _...,._..,. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
.-it"oftheArttd .. ntttl9d "~ DEED Of' mtJST OR MORTGAGE
"'**"of the Oec::l8'8lloll. DATED APRIL 15, IHI UNLESS PAACEL 4: ~ta M alCl'I O P OTECT 1 ,-.,.. -~ely Mt YOU TAK£ ACTION T R ~In h Artk:lle entitled "e-YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE menta" of 1f1e Oed8fatl0n of C-SOLO AT A PU8LIC SALE. IF YOU
fW1t.e. COfldtlklnl and Aletttetlona NE.ED AH EXPlANA Tla.4 Of THE
In "8U8J£CT TO:" .,.,_ (the HATVRE OF THE PROCUOINGS • ..._., o.ci..uon"I Wider the AOAIHSTYOU,YOUSHOULOCON·
e.ctlol'I ~ In eidl At1lde TACT A LA~ ..,..... -~ .. ~ Rlghta All right • and ln--t con-
... DY11ea, Utllltle8 and C.ble ~ IO and held by II under T..-on", "~and Setu. eeld Deed ol Truat In the propef'ty
!Miit", "Encroachment", end lltuet.d In .id County and State ·~ F8dlltlel ~t". cta.it!Otd M: ,~ S: An tlllclullW -Lot 10, of Traci No 2052, In the
,_,. lor belcony ~ and City of N9wport BMctl, u per ~
clal* 1lifttl ~ pllrtQll under, recorded In 8ooll t t , peoe t. of Mia-~ Mtlp9. In the otlloe of the f#fl, tflrough, end~-tMt por-,._,_,.. .._,,_.._ .... __ .,. "-·-ty -_.Loi (J, TrllCt No. 9123, M ,_ .....,.,.,,, ,_.,. "'_.. """"'' · -·"' ,.... The .,,.... edd,.... llnd other ,.. • ..., In Book 3M, PIQM 29 ce>mrnc>n deflgnetlon. II eny, ot the Md. lndult\le, of Mleoellel*>Ue ,... propeny ~bed aboW 11
... -de of Mkl County, M IJUfl)Or1ed to be'. 2438 Holldey, Hew· ..... ~ deec:tlbed In Ule ............... ,.. ......,_ ~ "APPVRTEHAHT por1_,,..,. -· THE UH0£R81GNED TRUSTEE ~· of Jtl9l pc)ftlon of DISCLAIMS AHY LIA81UTY FOR IN-.... F of IN o.ci.retlon wNdl CO RREC T INFORMATION =!he~~ FURN~.
FAl'Oll t· e-t -lot8 F Tllat Mid .._ la mede wtthou ... 0 of Trat tete aa per mec> COY9Nnt0t W9n'enty regerdlng title,
.... "'8o«* 414 Pao-15 to 23 pal I Im OI encutnt>r.ncee. °' .. ............ ........_ of ......_,_,.. Mw to ineurablllty of tltle
-.....-. The tot81 etnOUfl1 of the unpaid ,_.... °' M6d County, lot IN t>etanoe of Mid obllgetlon• t()Qelher
purpa. °':==:= with edVenoee.. and wtlm•ttiil coeta ~-INll nol un-and~ 11116,939.22. IN! ....... ~ NoOoe ol bf'MCh ol Nld obll-rMIC lllbt> ~ the ln'ended ~ and election to Mil M6d ,... -... •*""'*1' of Wet Lota F property .,_ r-ded aa 1"9tru-.,.. c;, ment No. 83-0N14t on March 7,
TNllOf OI A9oord Ownr LESLIE 1183, all Olftdll R«>ord1 In the Of.
H. IUM'nH ANO SANDRA H. flee o1 tile COunty RecofOtr Of Or· ~ ldctr9M and other lflQ9 County. Stele of c.wfomla n. . . rt oil -... Truetee 0t S*1Y oonduoUnQ S• OOMfl'Of' • ·• lllOOll.., My. .... ~ L8nd Tiiie Co ,_, ":'1to ~et ~-=:: 1010 H . ....,, St. Suite 400 jNlilOI -. Sent8 1wA.. CA 92m ..... ~ M'114· (7 t4) 83&-5175
Tiie wldll= Trvet• dll-Attn I'~ 0aot ~ -: .. ..,: .=.. "':; OA TEO:,,._ 20, 19'3.
::-OOfMIOft cMlglliCton. II wry, ly ~.~Co "=' ==.,.,,.., tlUt """°"' Publllled Fd~ c.dMt Diiiy :::::=.-~eo':'J~'-· ,:.:.-:,: Pilot JuM '8. July I. t{-1~
• ....ion. ot ~to p.y
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permttted OOtltl end ··~------------wt1hln ttorM (3) month• from the PUIJC N01lC( d•t• thl• Notice of Defeult •N r• ___ .;..;;.;;.;;;..;...;.;-....;..;.;;;. __ _
c«Oed. Thia ernount la 11.503 33
u of MMc:h 1, 1M3 til:!d wlM In-er-untN your account~ eutrent. You mey not ti.... to IMIY
the amlre u"'*«f por11on of 'jOl.lt
account. eyen though full peyment
... demanded, but you mull pey
the amount 11eted .00....
Alt« llvee monttla from the dale
of recordatlon of thla document
(wtllctl date of ,_datlon ~
hereon). uni-tl'le obtlQatlon
being 10!'9Cl0Md upon oermtt• a longer p«lod, you he ... only the
~II right to at09 ttoe for'ICI08ure
by peytng the ne:n amount .,.._
mended by yolll' Ct9dlt0f .
To find out ttoe amount you muet
pey, Of to arrenge fOf peymertl IO
atop the forecloeure, Ot II your
property 11 In f~ for eny
other reuon, contst:
Jemee F. RoberU. Anomey for
Beneficiary, et5 Town C.nt8' Ori .... s..ite 800, Coe1e ~. CA
9282$. (714) 841-3232.
If you hew _, ~Iona. you
lhould contac1 • ~ °' the QO't-emrnent 1Qef1CY wtllc:h mey hell9
lneured your loen.
REMEMBER. YOU MAY LOSE
LEGAL RIOH1'S IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE PROMPT ACTION.
PARTll
NOTIOE Of' OEFAUL T AND ELEC-
TION TO SELL UNDER OE£D OF
TRUST. Notice la t*-by Giiien
th•1 JAM ES F. ROH~TS 11
Subetltuted T""'99 under• deed
of '"* d8\ed ~ 25. 19'1 r• c«ded ~. 2•th. 1te3 lnlnetrv-
rnent No. as.oat 107 of Offtolal ~
corda Ill the Ofb of the R9oorder
ol Onnoe Couftty, Cllllfomle Mo '-: Cfelg Allen ~ ttler96n c:8led
Tru.tOf and Wlllerd J-~
ton anct Sendn J-Hvnllton
herlln8tt• c.n.d ~ for
the purpoee of -1ng oertlln OC>-
llg•flona lndudtng one note '°' prlndpll aum. of 165,000 with
tnteree1 et the rate Of 18~ per
llMUITI, deecflblng fend therein aa:
PARCEL 1: Unit 23 aa llhoM\ and
dMctlbed IA. 1he Condominium
Plan ,_dell en Mey 31, tt78, In
book 12te1. 11eo-eoo fo e11
lclullve, of Olftdll Reoofd9 of eeld
~EL 2 An undl'Med one
ltlty-flrll (115 lltl Int.wt M a ten-
ent In <*nmon In the l9e lnterMt In
end to the Common ArM ol Loi 4 of
TrflCI 8692 u per 5~ In book 422, pegea 1 to 7 , of Ma..
oelleneou8 M •• r da of Mid
County, aa lllCh term II '9llrl«I In
the A.r1lde ent"9ed "Oeftnltlonl" of
the 0.C:W•llon of c-i.. Con-
dltlon8 and Aaatftetlone l'«IQfded
lf'I book 12$97 I PtlQl 385 Of ~
R«lord9 (the O.OW81ton) end rty
~ment1 therwto.
PARCELS: ~I.IM Mt IOt1h
In the Section Wltttted "c.rtlln
futlmenla fof e>wner." and "lkc>-IJC)l1. 8ettlernent and Encroeoh-
ment" of the Mlole l!ntllled "e.a.-
ment•" ol lhe Oeclllntlon.
Thet a bf..cft °' and Oefeult In the obl!Oatlon '°' wHctl 9'ldl 09ed .. MCUl'lly hee ooowrred In thet PllY•
men! ,_ not Deer\ mede ot.
The """ of • t.ec>S.83 wtllol'I ,.. fleott put pr1ndpel and Int-I
PIY!MIJtl and PIM late oiler~ M
E 1, 1H3 and .. .,.,...
1Mtellrlwlt8 of pr1nGlpll and
In Mt, Md _, ... and pereonlt
operty ,..... wNcfl -dellrlo qutnt Ind~ .. beOcWne °"'""
QUent.
Tllet by,_, t'*9of, the undlt-
llnaed. Pf'-" bel ieftalery uncllr ..... '* -*"'*' end 0. .._.., to M6d 1,,... • .men
DecWttkln o4 °"'*"' and o..wMt otr .... and ,_ clo8pOlflled 1111111
NICI TNllM IUOfl deed end .. ~· MMflolnO ~IOna
c ... .-~ ""TMMTD'• &ALI T.S.No.~
On Jvty 12, IMS .. 11:00 Lii'\.
FIRST AMERICA.N TITLE IN-
SURANCE COMPANY, e c.-onu Corporation, u T""*-« Suo-
ceMOr T NII.. or Sutl9tltvteel
TrvetM. of tNt a.1mln Owd of
Trull e 11ec:ute d by DAN
ARTHOf'ER, a nwrted !Ml\, Ind
KATHY ARTHOf'E.R, hla wife, and
l'900fded M•y 14, 1M 1 aa "*""-
ment No. 17332, In 9oOll 1405e,
Page 1tee, of Olftd.i Aeootde of
Orenge County, ~ and
purwuent to ttoet C*\lln Notloe of
Oefeult thereunder recorded
March 8, 1983 .. ~ No.
83-0N785 of Oftlcl8I fileoOf'da of
•Id County, wtlf under end
E to uld Deed of TNlt Ml
bllc euc:IJon for ~. '"""
of the UrMed at.nu "'
• Clllfller'a °'** ~ t4Mlit TNetee di'-Oii e atate or "flklnel berlk, I 9'N 01 ...,.. =· °' a 9tllte °' federal :.~!1
Ana, Celllomle. .. that right,
and lnterwt ~ to and
Mid by " under Mid Deed of Trwl In IN property lltue1ed In
NldCounty and Stete dteor1tled .. ,
City of Coat • M•HL.~ Th• Souu-1-'Y rec:tenguler f)O ....
of Lot 28 of Tred No. 402, •
lflOWn on • Map r.dltded In 8ooll
19, Page 23 o1 MllcellllMoue
MIC)e. In the oflloe of the County
Record« ol Mid County.
The ....... addr.-Of other -mon d981gnetlon of Mid~ la
putpor1ed to be'. 327 Ogl8 Street,
Coela M-.CA S8ld .. wtll be m9de wttllout
_,. Of wwrMty, ~Of
lmplled, .. to ttlte, CJ : 11o11 or
encumbf-to ~ IN un-Plkl belMOe due on the nol9 or
not• ~ by elld Deed of
Truet, to wit: 1108,841.IO, plue the
lollowlftll •lllNlted -'•· ••• ~ and 8dYllnOal et the time of
~ lnlttel publc8tOn of thla Notloe
of Sele: aun.oe.
NOnca to "'°""' t v °"""' YOU AM M DDAU.. T UICllR A
DUD Of 11IU9T DATID =~ 1tt1."'LU8 YOU TAKI TO "'°'11CT YOUR •FWOfU1mt11-nfrYW,
rT MAY• 90l.D AT A F\mJC ULL•YOU ... M~ NATION Ol ntl llATWm OP,,_
FfM>CSW AGAlNaT YOU.
YOU aMOUl.D CONTACT A LAW• 'ta. 0.-S: June 14, 1913
FIRST AMERICAH
TITLI INSU~ COMPAHY A Clllll. C«p,
OWIC>merod
Autllof1ad Ofllo.-
t 14 bit FWtll Street
llente 1wA.. CA 9270 I (7146,..~2'1 Publlltlecf Coelt ~ Piiot ~ 21. 21. July 8, 1ta ·~
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today.
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'Gas price: Due
iO drOp a .hit?
_LOS ANGELES (AP) -The average price of
guoline, nsing sharply in the {*It three months, may
begin to decline slightly alt.er an increase of only 0.4
cent in the last two weeks, oil analyst Dan Lundberg
says.
The national average price of all grades of
guollne at self-1erve pumps increased t.o $1 .24.19 a
gallon, he said.
''This modest rise of only 0.4 could presage the
kind of lon3islow decline that occurred last year, as
seasonal dri\ling has been nothing like it has been
historically," said Lundberg, publisher of the
Lundberg Letter.
Ile not.eel Sunday that price levels began
"deterioratii\i" in the latter half of July 1982, when
swnmer driVlllg also was less than usual due to the
recession.
At the time of Lundberg's last survey two weeks
ago, he said prices this year had risen an average of 12
cents per gallon since mid-March.
The price of regular gasoline at self-service
stations rose 0.43 of a cent to 1.14.74 since June io.
said Lundberg, who surveys 17 ,000 gas stations across
the Unit.eel States every two weeks. Regular
unle,ded was up 0.41 of a cent to $1.21.82, premium
leaded was up 1.46 cents to $1.36.68 and premium
unleaded reached $1.32.84, up 0.41 of a cent a gallon.
Seventy-two percent of gasoline is sold through
Rlr-serve pumps, including self-serve pum~ at
full-service stations, Lundberg said.
Prices at full-service stations were: regular,
$1.30.56, up 0.33' of a cent; regular unleaded, $1.36.76,
up 0.29 of a cent; premium leaded, $1.44.42, up 0.9 of
a cent; premium unleaded, $1.45.17, up 0.37 of a cent.
Disabled upset
. y ~vans '~sforage
~ SAN JOSE (AP) -Thirty-seven new vans for
~plegics, paraplegics and others with disabilities
were stored in a field for more than nine months
while applicants tried desperately to get them.
· Disabled people who had applied for vans and
weg.-e tumed down were enraged when they heard
the vehicles had sat idly in the field in Davis. Some of
the vans have been beset by animals and vandals.
. A story on the vans and disabled applicants was
in Monday's editions of the San Jose Mercury.
"I didn't know there were vans not being US«\9·"
said Don Brown, an ombudsman for the state agency
wtio works out of the Center for Independent Living
in '3erkeley. "But l did know there 'Were people
d~rately trying to get vans and not getting them."
' !he idle vans cost $341,000, or about $9,000each.
"I fell out of my wheelchair when I heard the
vans weren't being used," said Vic Griffin, a
quadriplegic mechanic in Santa Clara.
Griffin's application was turned down because
hil;'.,aiate eouNelor pce1erred th.at he live in a group
boU9e and be bussed to work.
· Griffin refused the counselor's recommen-
dation.
( "There's something shaky going on," he said.
•"Jiiey want.eel to spend thousands -whereas I
would have saved them money."
~ Rev up ambition
Top car salesman won't shift
DALLAS (AP) -At parties Tommy
Armstrong lntroduc;es himself as simply a "car
sal~." But he's not just any salesman -
.he's at the top of the top of the line.
Annstrong sells Cadillacs -more of them
than just about anyone in Texas.
"I sell the American dream. The Cadillac is
still most people's idea of success," said
Ano.strong. who sold 326 of the luxury
automobiles, worth over $7 million, last year.
He said recently that he makes $200,000 a year
and lives in Dallas' affluent Highland Park.
"Car salesmen are suppoeed to be the
lowest of the low," Annstrong said. But unlike
many aa.lesmen, he doesn't dream of owning a
•dealership. "I wouldn't want the cut in pay," he
said.
Arts Center gala
at Disneyland
delayed for year
An all-night fund-raiser at Disneyland for the
future Orange County Pedonning Arta Center in
Costa Mesa has been postponed, officials said.
Tickets were to have gone on sale t.his month for
the Sept. 24 benefit. However, theater officials said
the recently announced theater completiQn delay
until 1986 forced the change in plans for the
Disneyland fund-raiser, that is hoped to raise $1
mil.lion.
Music center spokesman Dick Kitzrow said the
amU8el'Dent park benefit will probably be
t"e9Cheduled 80metime during the next two years to
kick off the Center's general fund-raising campaign. 1 So far more than $33 million has been ra.iaed to
build and endow the 3,000-and 1,000-teat theaters
estimated to cost $6.5 million. Another $20 million will
be needed for operation ~-Ground breaking
for the.larser theater to be built in South Coast Plaza
To'Wn Center la ICheduled July 7. . ' ~S\ lt ALL WINNERS
FOR THE DESIGN
'THE AD CONTEST .
WILL BE PRINTED
IN WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 29th
PAPERI
-WATCH FOR IT -
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OraAgt Coast DAILY PILOT ITUMday, June 28, 198~ Al
WASHINGTON (AP)-A new study of y.raya to
detect tJdal wavea and wam threatened ooutll} areM
of their approach within a few minutes wu
announced Monday by the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric A.dminiatration.
Financed by a $325,000 grant from the Agency
for lntemaUonal Development, the project will be
aimed atdeveloplng an tert warning •}'Item for Llma,
Peru, that will serve to provide new ways of warning
developi.nB nationa of tidal waves.
Known to ICientiata aa "tsunamis," theae giant
waves often are set off by earthquakes beneath the
ocean. Hardly notJcable at eea. the waves can rise to
great heights as they approach shore and wreak
severe damage to 0oaatalareaa. Thouaanda of people
have been killed by the waves over the years. Their
name notwithstandin8, tidal waves are not cauaed by
tides.
What's up dock?
The LiJlutarea waachoeen for the study becauae
it is considered a high-risk region on the eastern edge
of the Padfic Ocean.
This-spot is usually reserved for repairs on the Balboa f etry. But when
J. A. Beek, ( erry owner, wants his own 56-f oot boat painted, well, Don
Snyder, Bre tt Walker and Ed Anderson handle that chore, too.
The plan calls for setting out aatmnattc-.enaon io-
detect the approach of the waves and transmitting
this information via satellite to the Pacific Tsunami
Warning Center in Honoli.tlu. From this center a
~aming could be sent to Lima within three minutes.
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Happy 30th Costa Mesa!
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' South-e-oast Plaza congratl;llates the city
of Costa Mesa, its citizens ~n.d all involved
-in its affairs for 30 years of progress aind ,,
outstanoing city government. ...
And is honored to be a part of ~rhat is past
and. shares. in the optimism of the future.
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~• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, June 28, 1983
MAILBOX
Pi ty the poor pet people
To the Ec:btor:
In the Daily Pilot article about
the psychology of dog-owners. a
New York psychoanalyist points
out that the human dominates so
much of the relationship, by
careful observation a dog-owner
can be seen acting out their
unconsicious needs which can be
at the experuie of other people.
Leonard Simon. an expert on
such observations, cites the exam-
ple or a married couple who lost
their attraction for one another
and then tr~erred it to their
dog. But the pair had become so
dependent upon their an.ln'UiJ,"
when it died, they soon separated
and divorced.
Owning dogs, then, may be
indicative of an emotional in-
<Jtability that can become psy-
chotic which, Simon says.
prolong$ a sick problem rather
than resolving its healthy solu-
tion. • ,.
Observauon of social gatherings
where a dog is wandering abo4t
re-enforces the preceeding
thought People unable IC bnng
themselves to express affection
tDward others are seen calling to,
reaching for and fondling the dog.
Some even submitting to a facial
slavering knowing the dog's in-
stinctive use of the same process IC
clean it.self.
Animal control officers recount
tales of outrage, even asaault, by
dog-owners who bold-face Ue
about their undisciplined animals .
and llaunt corrununity laws to
protect the common decency.
The next time you see a
dog-owner be~gJed by his sur-
foga1i! obJeCfOl' illection LO trash
your lawn, your beaches, your
parks and school playing fields,
have compassion for that pathetic
scene. And when your neighbor's
dog pollutes the peace and tran-
quillity of your days and nights
remember, with thanks to L .M.
Boyd, that the animal most often
seen by a sick drinker in delirum
trem. is a gray dog.
BRUCE S. HOPPING
Laguna Beach
K atz to b e commend e d
To the Ec:litor: capers as Signal's. (Latest word is
Every once in a while you find a that Signal has allowed the
politician l.iatening to voters and C.OUtal Conservatory to partici-~ their welfare, or work-pate in the study, recognition no
lng to stop a tricky deal. Such a 'doubt th.at it's singular move was
one, in this writer's opinion, is something even the apathetic pub-
.Aasemblytnan Richard Katz lie couldn't swallow.)
(D-Sepulveda) who recently It now appears we have a
argued against the bill of /\s-similar caper right here in aouth
aemblyman Friz.zelle to allow Sig-Orange County: the use of legis-
nal Co. to fund a Bolsa Chica wet llive processes to cunningly cir-
lands study. (Signal want$ to build cumvent the wishes of the peop~.
hOW1e8 on the Huntington Beach What we mean is, we understand ,
waterfront wildlife habitat.) 80me Orange County supervisors.
_ <dul..yqu~cture_Signal's funded -..ina sweetheart deal.-have.quieUy
study finding that its project _ _petiti~ned~~.9mimtsionill. <lel-
would destroy the wildlife habi-egatfon and the legislature-get
tat? But Mr. Katz, ril)ping aside this-to designate the propoeed
the facade of Mr. Frizz.elle's move, San Joaquin F.reeway a ~nt
touched the nerve of the Signal of federal route 73. Tricky? You
gambit. when he said, "if you're bet. How:> Funds aren't available
rich enough to hire a lobbyist you to build th.is freeway, an idea that
can get a piece of legislation that opinion pC1lls reveal is despised by
will solve a problem in your best the peoplE· of south Orange Coun-
mterert." ty. lt is e\Il idea promoted as a
Thia signalled the ~mbly project to relieve traffic. but in
Waya and Means Committee to reality sol0ely beneHw a •few rich
ground Sfgnal·s end run arouna land speculators.
the California Coastal Com-There iu hope that there is a
million. Mr. Frmelle's bill ap-Richard Katz in our Congressional
patently would have ~n-along delegation who, like Mr. Katz, will
w i th G o v e r n o r De u -view such n crafty scheme to fund
kmejian'.--another shot at the an unwantA~ freeway as one more
voters' initiative which estab-cheap end run around the people.
llabed the Coastal Commission to TOM ALEXANDER
stop ju.!t such coastal development Laguna Beach
F V District offers thanks
To the Editor: •
The Board of Trustees of the
FOWltain Valley School District
extends ita deep appreciation and
gratitude to all the people of the
community who took advantage of
the opportunity to vote in the
rec:imt election. The number who
turned out at the polls indicated
the deep commitment th.la rom-
munity haa to providing an
outatanding educatlonal ex-
perience for children.
& members of the Board, we
alao are committed to offering the
best possible education for stu-
dents in th.la cliatrict. We want to
assure all parents, students and
community members that our top
priority hM been and will con tin~
to be the quality of our children'•
education. 'I'he Board believes that
community interest is critical to
this quality. and wishes to expreta
its thanks 10 .vou for showing your
concern.
We would like to encourage
your attendance at our Board
meetir\gs, the first and third
Thu.radays of each month. We
welcome your comments and look
forward to working cooperatively
with you for lhe benefit of all our
children.
CAROL MOHAN
President, ·
Board of Tn.as1eel
l.M. 8DJd /D eep tr o ub le
How can 50,000 men disappear
without a t.race? History records
that such happened. KJng Cam-
b)'111S of Pend.a in 525 B.C. led that
number of fighters into the F.gyp-
tian d8el1 to attack Amun on the
Ubyan border. Up boiled a aa.nd-
atonn of hurricane proportions.
Studenta of antiquity think the
desert thereabouts now contains in
lta deptha the mummified bodies
of all thoee eolcUers, drowned in
und.
Some dogs embarrass easily.
Many newly clipped poodles, for
lnatance, tend to hide behind the
furniture until their wool grows
back out Don't blame them.
Aren't any flower girl.tat wed-
dinpin England Never have
been.
Q . Which sloth came first, the
deadly sin or that South American
tlft beut?
A. The animaJ WAA nam4"d 8 ft.er
the aln. tt aleeps 18 hours a day
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
Q. Do me.nn.~da have aou.la?
A. Not unless they marry mor-
tals, according to the mythologists.
Among mosquitoes, it'a the
female, not the! male, who dines on
humall blood. For this she merits
more pity than loathing, I think.
Aocording to Smithsonian experts.
only one female mosquito in 20
lives long enough -Zap! Got her!
-so to dine m<Jre than once.
The White House lawn ls a
media set equipped with all the
audio, electric and telephone
outlets needed for fi.lml.ng, taping,
live coverage, what.ever. Mr.
President ahou.ld feel right at
home.
Q. Who OWN• the world'11 big-
gest yacht?
A. Queen Elizabeth ll. Her
Brltanrua is 410 feet long. lndden-
t.alJ y, when shl"1 aboard -pipe
down. matey -the capt.aln g\vea
hui ordeB to the ~w either in
writing or with 1hand signals.
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Iran collld have sparked war ·
WASHING TON -Three years
ago, the United States and the Q
Soviet Union maneuvered
dangerously near the edge of war ----------~ ·
over Iran. I have pieced together ~ICI Ulf 1111 ~ the supprellled story from news 1~
~ts, secret documents and
interviews.
It began on April 25, 1980, with
the bollixed attempt to rescue
Americin hoStages from Iran. The
day aft.er the d.iaaster in the de.ert,
writee former National Security
Adviaer Zbigniew Bnezinaki, "l
convened a meeting in my o!tice,
on the instruction of the Pi'esi-
den Jo ~l@!t another reecue
mission."
were not fooled. Our National
Security Agency intercepted aome
aecret Soviet messages. It was
clear from these intercept.. that
the Kremlin was fully aware of
what was happening. They even
had knowledge of the ti.min&·
Some cables referred to the im-
pending U .S. ac\ion in Iran as an
''October coup.''
The bantam Brzezinski -had ~mlJD ~by shlft-
alwaya argued not only for a materiel from Europe
rescue raid but a.180 for a larger, to ~Iran and deploying
punitive military usault . "The halfofita forceecloee
actions that made the moat 11eme to the · border. Thb fOt'-
to me," he recaUa. "involved mid.able y of ~ and equip-
aelzing K.harg Ialand, lran1a main ment included th~ crack lO~th
oil-export facility. and imposing a Guard Airborne Division-8,000
naval blockade. pcmibly oombined tough paratroopers who went into
with some air strikes.'' Atg.b.anktan tint 4nd aei%ed the
In the stridest-8eCl"eC)', intenae Kabul airport.
preparations for a .econd miMion Clearly. the Sovieta were
began at trainlna camps frmn llftPAl1na foe a milltary oon.fron-
Florida to California. But there tatkm in fran. But WU th1a merely
were Jeaka. ln early Mal_ 1980. -a bluH to deter then-President
Tune mapzine ~ Egypt'• Jimmy Cantt from taking rnlli-
President Anwar t • aayi.na, tary action apimt Iran?
u1 have pronUed the American Carter uked the Defeme In-
people that I shall give fadlitiel telJi&'enoe ~ to "atudy and
for the re9CUe of the bostaea" report on poiCble Soviet military
And Newsweek quoted "• ...UO.-reecdonll to various acenarioe in
administration officlal" who alao which the Un.ited States forces
diacuaaed a new reecue attempt. "I have invaded Iran." Back came a
think," he said, "it will be October warning that &he U.S. action likely
or November before the ~ would lead to a nuclear confronta-
are favorable u they are now with ckll\.
respect to wind. temperature and
length of night." Oil th way &o the president'•
The R•••ans, lt turned out, deU., the nuclear reference waa
mysterio'Usly removed from the
DIA's response. But what re-
mained was sobering enough.
Carter was told th.at the Soviets
could be expected to retaliate with
a major air and ground assault.
Still. he didn't even slow his
military preparations.
Every president is entitled to
secrecy in matters ol national
aecurity. But Carter's top mill tary
advi&en feared he was embarked
on a coune that could result in a
debacle ao inextricable, a prospect
eo dangerous that they resorted to
desperate measures They slipped
~ied jnfonnation to me about
Carter'• pl.ana.
The question of publishlng this
~lusified material was the
thornier because It dealt with
military preparations still in pro-
greee. But ln my reporter's pre-
sumption, I felt it a duty to alert
the public about the president's
ominous act.Ions.
So OD Aagut 18, 1980, I began a
aeries of columns about Carter's
aecrei preparations for an October
action in Iran. "The ostensible
purpO.e "I wrote, "is to rescue the
hosta;I, but the operation would
alao exact military retribution." I
referred to Kharg Island as the
most likely \arget of vengeance.
The White House issued the
expected denial,' howling in
outrage at my "grotesque and
amolutely irresponsible" stories.
Yet even as I wrote, the Soviet
commanders on the Iranian
border were going through some
menadni exercltet. These were
deec:ribed later by the Joint Chiefs
of Staff in a top-1eeret report:
"In August, 1980, 8(1 unusually
long and complex General
Staff-controlled command post
exerci.ae featuring a mock national
Soviet invasion of Iran was held in
the tranaborder area. A complex,
theater-level command, control
and communications system was
deployed and tested; contingency
plans were developed, evaluated
and updated; and high-level com-
manders and staf:fa rehearsed
roles in an invasion acenario."
Tboagb tbe Joint Cbleb aaw
"no indication that an invasion is
imminent," the exercise was ta.ken
as a warning to Carter to abandon
his "October coup." The Soviets
had put military mu.scle behind
their warnings against any U.S.
military move in Iran ..
Whether my writmgs or the
Soviet threat finally conv\need
Carter to abandon his October
adventure, the important tlung i.s
that it was called off. The incen-
diary was removed; the tensions
cooled; and the hoetages eventu-
ally were freed.
POLITICAL POTPOURRI:
Two reporters were grousing at
being barred from the act.Ion~
and the food -at a recent
Democratic f4ndrauer. One
hungry 9Crlbbler observed over
the growling of his stomach:
"They serve you at Republican
functions. Even if they ship you
off to another room, they don't let
you starve."
-Sen. Ec:lward Kennedy,
0-Mass., claims that Sen. Alan
Cranston, D-Calif., supports the
B-1 bomber not because it will be
made in California, but becaU9e
"he thin.ks the B-1 is a vitamin."
A voiding the summer crowds
Thia i. the best time of the
whole swnmer, just befott va-
cation atart..
Right now, near the end of
June, aa you make your plana and
anticipate taking a break from
your dally routine, it'• very
pleasant. Once you actually st.art
your vacation. in July or August.
there are certain to be problem&.
The J uly Fourth weekend, tor
example, has become a monster.
We ou t to call it oft f or a few
et thingB 1ettle ~ a
little. Suddenly on that weekend,
there are 500 million Americana
instead ot ju.It 230 million and
they're all w herever you are.
Where do they all come from?
It'• beeom1D1 more apparent
-f!Very year that eome of ua have to
get off the beat. We've got to start
doing thingis at different ti.mes of
the year and different times of the
~y eo that the limited facilities we
have aren't overcrowded half the
time and empty t.M other half.
One good way to get off the beat
eo you have aome breething room
,.,,
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over the July Fourth weekend la
not"to ao to the lake, the shore or
the country. U you want to go
~hen. go to the hot.el ln the
towd near where you live.
... Mmt of the hotels in b'8 dtiea
Are.Cnpty over. the .Fourth. B\.wl-
~ and women who ordi-
narily oCib.tpy them aren't doing
bwine9a, and all the tourista are
out on the hlahwaya headed for
the mountain.a or the ~. The
dty la the quiet place to be. The
tnditional quiet placee to be are
crowded with people playi.ne their
radloe too loud.
AU you need to enjoy a dty
weekend ia a different attitude.
Resign younelf LO the fact that the
o nly water you're going to play in
i. the shower. Take coruiolation
from the fact that there will be no
flle11 or rnoequitoee and you won't
have to worry about overexposure
totheaun.
Th.ere are a lot of advantages to
a vacation weekend in a city hotel.
Let meoount the ways:
-You don't have to drive
anywhere, and halfway inLO the
weeke2)d you don't have to start
worrytq about driving back.
-When the rest of the crowd la
going, you~re coming. You're
tg'llNt the flow IO you won't
·~hows of your weekend tied
up biimper-to-bumper Gla snarl of
can.
--.You don't have to have a good
time lf you don't feel like it. You
don't have to swim. You don't
have to play goU or ten.nia. You can
aleep until you feel like getting up
becau.e no one's waiting for you to
get at the day's activities. It isn't a
re90l"t ao you don't have to knock
younelf out using all the facllities
you're paying for
-Yoa can even read a book lf
you've been meaning to read a
book. If you need diversion, you
can go to a movie or just walk
Copy cat call is common
ThirJ611 Found En R.qut.e to
Loold.ng Up Other ThJnp:
--That the mockingbird i. 10
named. of counc, becau.e lt
lmitates the call of other blrcb -·
but the brown thruher mirnJCI
the call of the mocklnablrd.
--That Iirael ii th only nation
in hiltory to have had a nation.al a., a f\l1l 60 yea.rs before the
ettablJ.ahment of thf' ltate. (It WU
delianed ln 1897, from the~
ah.awl)
--That llnce che Con.UtuUon
WU ldopted ln 1789, IOme 10,000
contUtutlonal ammdmentl baYI
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IYllH 111111
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been propc.ed, but of th .. only
33 were tent to the 1taca. of whkh
28 were rati&d. --n.at wamen have alwa)'I
been 1Ubordinate to men ln the
church ttructun. althouih <• Calvtn WU quJck to pmnt out) i\
w. a woman who ~t the
aood M'W9 of the ~ to
the Apost.lN, who at tint refuted
to believe her.
-· That the EiYJ>dan govf'.tn-
ment hat made a pr1ICt1ce of hirinC
all coUep l'faduatea who cannot
find Jobi In the private 8'!C!'tar, add..lna aome 100,000 new .,-.du·
ataannually to the publJc PlY'fOll. •• That fontAan "an filml"
lhown ln the U.S. accounted tw
only one-hall of one pel"OIOt of
Ulm lndustry income 1.ut year.
(Convenebt, ln Wtillt Oennany
alone, Hollywood productlona ac-
count f« 66 percent of film
NY91\U..)
around town. You can come back
to the room when you feel like it,
take another ahowe 1 and maybe
have a little nap ... you .
There are 90 many ol>vious
advantages to breaking the tra·
ditional Fourth of July travel
habit that It's surprising more
people don't do it.
A good thing to do if you don't
go away over the Fourth is LO hope
it rains. One of the most satisfying
things in the world is to have
stayed home on a weekend it
pours. Even though it's not really
anything smart you did, It gives
you a wonderful feeling of superi-
ority.
"Boy, I feel aorry for Fred and
Edna up there at the lake," you can
say.
So, enjoy ma.king your vacation
and your July Fourth plans now.
but keep in mind that making
them is probably aofna to be a lot
more fun than dohla them.
You can be sure the fittworu
you look forward to eeel.ng will be
a disappointment again th.ls year.
--'lb.at the early Hebrewa did
not know the pracUce of c.owrlng
the head ln a aynacocue or at
prayet', aa they do today. nor ia it
,,nentJoned anywhere in the Old
Te.tament. (lt r. a cu.tam of
unknown ortatn that pwluall'f
baJ'dened Into a fom>uJa Of piety,) I
-'niat a Japane99 auto manu·
fec:tu.rer can tum out more than
20,000 aompleCe can In • month
with two elUha of 900 wcdten
eech, whDe • ~ pro.
duction rate ln the t1 .8. requltw
4,700wcrkmw..
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-.DioXin. l~·su hstanc e really s o tox ic?
It 's unheal~hy and painful, but research shows. no proof it has kille~ a hum~being
8)' RICHARD T. flENClAK neighborhoods were evacuated. While much has been rrils-the face, dluin , uaea and
•Alaoclated Preas Wrlter Veterans are suing over genetic understood about dioxm, a.nclud-vomitlfti.
NEW ~ORK -Di?xin IB often damage th.::y clalm was caused by Ing its name, a 1980 Environmen-The report said expoeure to the
called the most toXlc substan~ the dioxin contained Y'l ~ent t.a.1 Protection ~ency report most toxic form of dioxin -kn~. to man, and a wealth of Orange sprayed over Viftnam. documented strong evidence on 2,3,7,8-t.etrachlorodlberuo-p-dloxi
.OenUflt' research suggests that It But one chemic&! manufacturer the advel'8e health effecta of n (2,3,7,8-TCDDJ -==-na.t been
can indeed be unhealthy, painful says dioxins can be found just expoeure to hwnans. associated in thetie Industrial slt.u-
and perhaps. deadly. . about anywhere as a result of ationa with liver damage, emo-But there1Bno proof it has killed combustion. The 371-page report, whlch tional diaordera, aensitivity to
any hwnan bem~. . used several hundred studies in-ljght, increased risk of artery
. Yet the word 1~lf -d1oxm -And the American Medical As-eluding many on workers exposed degener~tion, an often disfiguring ~ts many people like the plague sociation said there is no unminent to dioxin in Industrial situations, and peralat.ent dennatologic dia-did·~ ~e 14th century. danger to the public, contending said immediate effects can be order cal.led chloracne, involun-Dio~ has been found at Love "hystenee.l malreporting" has burning sensations in the ~yes. tary rapid movement of the eye-
Canal l1_l Ne~ Yo~k and Times dioxins the target of a "wi~h n0&e, and throat; headaches; ball, honnonal imbalances, de-
Beach in MJBSOun, and those hun " i~hing, swelling and redness of t.erioration of immune systems and
'80federa eport ig-nored
By tbe Associated Press
A 3-year-old federal report
listing hundreds of industrial sites
in 33 stat.es where dioxin might be
found received little or no atten-
tion until the toxic substance was
discovered three weeks ago at one
ef the locations. "
· Officials from almost half the
states mentioned in the. En-
vironmental Protection Agency
report, "Dioxins," told The As-
sociated Press they learned of it
only after high levels of dioxin
were found.June 2 at an aban-
doned factory in Newark, N.J .
In many cases where ap-
propriate state agencies obtained
the report shortl}' after its Novem-liei' lll80 release, tests ·for dioxin
were not done, ~rding to an AP
survey of the 33 sta~
Environmentil officials said
th ey had not acted on the report
because of tight budgets, lack of
technology to detect dioxin,
emphasis on what w ere deemed
more serious toxic th.reala and
early Ignorance of the seriousness
of potential dioxin contamination.
"While the concern is there ...
we don't have the data to answer
the question because of a lack of
resources," said Rich Powers,
dioxin expert for the state of
Michigan, where dioxin has been
detected in 10 rivers. "We haven't
gone far enough ... 1.o know what
the extent of the proble m is at this
point."
Officials in Michigan and~vcn
other states on the list-Alabama,
Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Minne-
NIUC NOTICE l'tBUC M>!\C[
NO~~~~ORI NOTICI! OE ~o::T AND IEL.l!C-
aota, Miaaiasippi and West Virgin1'l
-said their state labs did not have
the capability to test for dioxin.
Six stat.es said they were un-
aware of the report when con-
tact.ed.by theAP within the past 10
days.
But in Washington, D.C., Rusty
Bra.shear, an EPA spokesman, said
of the report, "It's h'ere. It's not
like it's been on a shelf. It was not
a document held in confidence. It
was used here and inter-
govemment.ally ."
He said under normal
procedures, sueh an EPA. report
would have been aent out to the 10
EPA regional offices, from where
it would have been sent to the
stats. Bra5beJlt:.Aaid _he ~
that was how the dioxin report
had been handled in 1980.
J>:llins In the join ta.
A 1976 industrial explosion in
Seveso, Italy, sprayed dioxin over
a wide area. While there has been
much debate about the effects on
th'e pubtlc from that explosion,
studiet of workers there revealed
cases of chloracne, liver disease
and high blood pressure. One
study said 79 of 160 workers
Involved in the cleanup showed
chromosomal abnormalities.
There is also increasing
evidence of an association between
occupational expo&ure to dioxins
and a "rare form of tumor called.
soft tissue sarcoma." Dr. Paul
Wiesner, an asai8tant director of
the national Centers for Disease
Control, said last week when
reacting to the AMA statemen_t.
While there is no proof that
exposure to 2,3,7,8-TGDD has
killed anyone, there is at least
sci~~tific eyidence s~es~ j t
may have contributed to fatal
sickn~.
Confirmed
Dioxin
Site a
1. PMIC~ML. ............ It ... z. l9CllGM ............... 12 ...
I. ... YOIH( .............. 1-.
'-NEW .-..aEY ........... a ...
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7. FlOM>A .................. 1 .. i. ARKANSAS .............. 1 ..
Toxic ~ites stated
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The 1980 Environmental Protection Agency report, "Diox-
ins," lists about 600 Industrial sites In 33 states where dioxin may
be found, dividing the "potential sites" Into flve categories, two
classes of pestlcldeQ and three of organic chemicals.
The EPA says the pesticide sites are most likely to lead to
discovery of dioxin and that It Is unlikely that any of the chemlcals
on the last of the five categories, Class Ill organic chemicals,
would produce ~.3,7,8-TCDD. the most toxJc of the 75 dioxin
varieties.
Here Is a capsule summary of the status of Investigations In
California. The dioxin safety level recommended by the Centers
for Disease Control ls 1 part per billion.
CALIFORNIA
1. Fremont; Amchem Products -tests negative.
2. Los Angeles; American Potash and Chemical.
3. Irwindale; Specialty Organics.
Florence Pearson of Department of Health Services says
three facllltles were' 'formulating plants,'' not manufacturers, and
dioxin worry ts therefore not as great.
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Dtatrtci &ualneu Office, 2985·.\ CONDfTlON8 a MITNCTIOMa.
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Jvky 13. 19M CLOSURE BECAUSE YOU ARE
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Portable lrom the "'-itla She, account In QOOd ltandlng by peylnQ
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OBTAIN DOCUMENTS FROM wat demanded. but you muat pey
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lhe named SCHOOL DISTRICT of Qatlon baltlQ I~ upon I*·
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.nd thfOUQh Its GoYeN!IOQ Board. tne laQel rtght to stop ltla '°'• hanMoattat ralerred to • the "DI•· cloaura by paying Iha anllre
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bidder lhall IUbmtt. on the tonn PART II luml9had with the Contrect 0ocu-Notlea la Hereby Givan thet
L---tMftlA. 1 list of the prQC>OMd eut>-JAMES F ROBERTS la Sobatltu1ad
contracton on thla Project u r• Truelea under• deed of truat dated
quHd by the Soblattlng and Sob-June 25, 19111 and ,_dad Fabn>-
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contractlng FIW Prectic.a Act, Govt ary 211. 1983 aa lnstromant No.
Code Sectlon 4 100 at eaq. ~ 109 of Ofllclal FWcofd1 In
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Into aald Contract. aekl MCUtity llhall PARCEL 1: Unit 23 M allOWn and
be IOttall ~bad In ltla Condomltum Plan
DISTRICT 'RE.SERI/ES the right to NCOfMd on M~ 31, 1978, In bode
rajac:t wry or au blda Of to waive eny 12987, ~to 871 lnclualva, ~i:. ~::'*"'-In any °'p~~ 2: ~ ~:..
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pr0¥ialona or s.ctlon 1773 of lhe ant In common In the lea Int.wt If!
Labor Code of the State of C.ii-and lo Common ,,.,_ of Lot 4 of
fOmla. the OtSTRICT hal obtained Tract 11592 •par "'IP fled In bode
lrom 1t1a Olf9c:10f of t11a Oec>artmanl 422. pagaa I to 7 ll'ldullw. of Mia-
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worttat ~ to ~ the Con-Racorda (Qlt ~Ion) and any
tract. n-rat• are on n1e In the amendment• tnar.io.
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Leaving.a ·will
Many Californians don't take time
isY UREN E. ltl.EIN oni.11111r .........
· What will Mppen to your
property and your family if you
dle7
It's a question that isn't fun to
think about, and too often it is not
thought about in time, legal
experts say.
it is estimated that up to 60
percent of all Californians do not
leave wills directing the division
of their estates w hen they die.
People either think they don't
pave anything to leave, or they
pan't decide who to leave it to or
they put oU making a will because
they don't want to confront the
po.ibllity of their own death, said
Jeanne Blackwell of· the Orange
County Legal Aid Society.
"It's procrastination, mainly.
People are really reluctant to face
the thought that they will die.
Unfortt.mately, .-lot of people die
before they're qu.ite ready for it.
''Or by the time they're old and
sick they figure whatever they
have will go to the people they
want, anywfly," she explained.
\ tJnfortuJ'\&tely, that's not
always the case.
It ia true that if no will is left, the
It.ate divides up any remaining
property between the nearest
relatives ~ starting with the
1p<>uae and children and working
up, the famUy tree from there,
Bleclcwell said.
If there are no relatives to leave
the property to -either personal
effects like cash, jewelry and
furniture or ''real" property like
houses and lani -the debts are
paid off and the remaiJ>der of the
estate goes to the state of Cali-
fornia, she said.
U a person wants to leave
special gifts to charity or to
persons outside of the family, a
will is es;.,ential.
And a will is especially import-
arlt for parents with young chil-
dren , said Joseph Radensky, di-
rector of clinical education at the
Western State Legal Clinic.
"Young couples should use
their wills to appoint guardians
for their children if they bo!h die,"
he said. "There can be huge
squabbles over (guardianship).
The grandparents will come for-
ward, but you have to decide if
they're the right people. How old
will they be whe n the child turns
17? A couple needs to appoint
people who have similar values."
Whenever you have significant
property or children under 18 you
sh ould have· a current will on file,
Radensky said.
The necessity of updating the
will was brought home to
Raden.sky by a case he handled
recently for a widow wh08e
husband had dled almost 21 years
before.
When §he died, a piece of
property she had inherited from
her husband and which had
appreciated in value would nor-
mally have been divided between
her relative. if ahe had left• will.
But instead, her husband'• hein
came out of the woodwock and
began making claima• on the
property. "Here are all h1a heira
who hadn't aaid boo to her in 21
years coming in and getting
pieces,'' he aaid.
WW. come in three fonna. all of
which are equally valid and
acceptable lf they are prepared
properly, Radetllky aaid.
The most recently approved
will ia called the Callfonlia Statu-
tory WW. A bill aigrled into law
last fall establ.iahed th.la will,
which ia simple, euy to read and
fWa the 'needs of people who do
not have complicated estates.
You can fill out and sign the will
without witneaes and without
legal ~d. •
The form la available in sta-
tionery store9 or by aending a
telf-addreaed, stamped envelope
to: Troop 748, 775 W. 17th St., Unit
.R,.. Costa Me.a. 9262.7. A member
of the Boy Scout troop ia malllng
out the fonna u a public 8el"Vice
project.
The rus.:tvantages of the statu-
tory will are that it ia very limited
and cannot be U8ed by 90IDfJOOe
who has substantial property to
leave or 110tneOne who wants to
leave specific gifbl to varioua
charity organiultiona, Radensky
said.
A eecond type of will ia the
That second career
Most retirees rather be \NOrking
By toUISE COOK ................. .-
What are you going to do after you retire?
For many Americans, the answer is: Keep on
working.
Whe ther you stay m your existing job or look
for a new one, howevf'r, you probably will have to
make some changes and it helps to plan in advance.
A survey conducted by the American Associa-
tion of Reured Persons mdtcat.es that a lot of older
people want to keep on working. More than
one-third of those questioned who were already
retired said they would rather be working. Almost
three-fourths of those over 55 who were still on
the job ~d they would prefer to continue
working, eve n if they could afford to retire.
The Institute of Lifetime Learning, a division
of the assotjation, has published a guide, "Second
Career Opportunities for Old~r Pe rsons.·· It is
available at no charge from the institute at 1909 K
Si. N.W., Washington. D.C .. 20049.
The institute guide says that older people
often have advantages in the workplace, including
~ and punctual work habits; good writing.
spelling and mathematical skills; and a mature
attitude.
Most post-retirement workers, the guide says,
get jobs in the same-field they have always worked
in. U you have already retired, "you miiJtt want to
approach your former employer ~r similar
company for a full or part-time position as
consultant or trainer or 3:.. temporary assignment
foe staff who are iU or on vacation," the guide says.
Again, the oMe r worker has an e<ige. "Your
familiarity with the company or a similar job will
provide you with an advantage over most
temporary help."
U you have not retired -but are getting close
to the day -consider retiring gradually. You may
be able to work out a plan with your employer
where you reduce your work time without
reducing your pension benefits.
Before you decide what you want to do, ask
younelf 80me quest.Jons.
v What is your background and what sort of
reeources do you have? What kind of special
talents, hobbies or skills do you have which can be
transferred to a career?
v How many years do you hope to work?
v Do you want a full-time job or a part-time
one?
v What is your main reason for wanting to
work? la It financial or do you slmply want to keep
busy'?
v Are your talents in demand by local
camflillies? If not, what sort of training do you
need?
The institute guide suggests several places
where you can get help finding a job or learning
about a new career. Among them:
• State departments of employment which
offer free 11ervioes includl.ng conaultationa with a
counselor and workshops to improve job-hunting
skills. Check the telephone book under state
gove nt listing,.
• e Senior Community Service Prosram
which ~des part-time employment and train-
in r low -income older pert0na. For further
Information , check your local agency on aging or
write to: Office of NatiOQal Programs fot Older
Workers, Employment Training Administraticln.
Department of Labor, 601 DSt. N.w~. Room 6122,
Washington, D.C. 20213.
• The Foster Grandparent Program and the
Senior Companion Program which ofter work
opportunities to low·incorne people 60 and aver.
Participants work in institutiona and private
1ettings with children and adults. You can find out
more by writing: ACTION, 806 Connecticut Ave.
N.W., Washington, D.C. 20525.
The final responsibility foe getting a job, of
course, rests with you. "The more you do to
promote yourself to proBpective employera," the
guide says, .. the more likely you are to find a job."
Prepare 'a basic resume of your work
experience to send to employen. The resume
should be no more than two paces Iona. ahould be
easy to read and ahould include your name,
address, telephone number, employment objec·
live, education or apedal akilla. When you mail a
resume, include a cover le tter explalninl who you
are and why you are lnteretlted in a particular Job.
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holographic will. 'Thia LI a docu-
ment that LI written entirely in the
handwrltini of the penon who LI ' makini out Uw will. ~
Apin. th1a will can be drawn up
without legal help and without
wit:nemee. You muatclearly ldent-
. lty tho9e to whom you want to
d.1rect portiona of your estate and
make sure the entire document ia
written in your handwriting.
Any printed, stamped or typed
material included with a holo-
graphic will would not be ac-
~pted by a oourt of law,
a.demky aaid.
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the traditional witnesaed will,
w~J.a ~ec:uted ltl the P.(eeence
of an attorney and witne.ee and
written in formal language.
Many people do not make out a
will becauae they either do not
have a lawyer or think they will
have to pay expensive legal fees to
retain one.
However, Radenaky said, most
will-preparation ia not expensive
-it runa from $3~ to $50 if lhe
will ia not extremely complicated
-and there are aeveral eocieU~
which will refer lawyen and give
free legal advice to thoee who
cannot pay for it.
A aervice called Tel-Law
provides three tapes on willa and
will-preparation which can be
listened to free of charge. Call
731-1715 and ask to u.ten to tapes
133-lM. F.ach tape runs about 5
minutes.
U you need to find• a lawyer,
consult the Lawyer Referral Ser-
vice-orthe Orange County Bar
Aaeodation at 835-8811. The as-
IOdation will refer you without
charge to lawyers specializing in
apedfic types of problems.
Auto repairs ••• Proper mechanics
fl 2~A VID TURASU .. ,......., ....
In the lut two article9 in th1a
eerlee we loOked at waya to
perform pttVen1ative mainten-
ance oo your own car, and places
to abop for the para to repair your
automoblle. Now let ua tum to
repairs that require the llel'Vk:ee of
amechank.
The fint tip la: U in doubt about
where to tum foe repaln. take it to
the dealer-from which you
pwchued the car. You may have
to pay more foe ~pain than you
would if you took It to an
independent mechanic, but at
lieut you'll know that your car
will be aetUna the best poaible
care. Thia LI becau.e the mech-
anks who work for a dealer work
on the ume typea o1 can day in
and day out, and It stands to
reuon, that lf they cannot find
and repair the problem nobody
can. U you want to be certain your
car will get the attention and
expertl8e it dMerva. vtlit your
dealer'• repair ahop for lel'Vioe.
Before you have any repms
done, however, alwaya get a
written e9tlmate from whatever
repair ahop you take your car. Thia
LI the law ln California. '!be
California Automotive Repair Ad
WM Initiated 80 that problam
such • UW!r-prtcina and other
wwcnapuloua pl'ldMa could be
eliminated.
Not only m\.UJt the mechanic
live you a written eltimate of the
repair work , but you i uat
authorize the estimate by signing
it. In this way, you will have a
much better idea from the mo-
ment you bril)2 your car in, what
W:!X'k will be cble.
U a mechanic does any extra
work which was not listed on the
estimate, and he did not get your
oooaent to do the work, you have a
legitimate complaint and can call
the Bureeu of Automotive Repair
(•division of the California De-
partment of Consumer Attain}
and explain to them your problem.
The Orange Coo.nty district
office of the Bureau of Auto-
motive Repair ii located at 28 Civic
Center Plua, Room 360, Santa
Anai Ca., 92701. The telephone
numberia~. ~thoueh the Bureau of Auto-
motive Repair does not have a lilt
of recommended mechanics, the
Automobile Club of Southern
California does keep auch a u.t. U
you would like to receive the
AAA'a list, you can requeat a cocy
to be eent to your address y
calling. The telephone number of
the nee.r.t AAA df&e la u.ted in
the white peaes.
Another option you have before taJd.na your car to a mechanic LI to
take your car to a California State
Vehicle Inspection Center. You
remember that pl.ce where you
hid to l'O to: haw your car'•
..,..on system checked? They
have • ~ eervtce which
they charae tl 1 to perform. They
run a number ot u.ta and can
mmettm. tell you what la WJ'Cll\I.
One such inspection center ia
located at 7131 Orangewood Ave.
in Garden Grove.
If you know before you take
your car to a mechanic what ia
wrong, you can talk about the
problem more intelligently and
thereby short circuit any attempt
by a repair shop to "aell you a bill
of goods." The Garden Grove
lnapection Center ia open M~y
from 8 a.m. 1o 7 p.m. and Tueeday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
One really sbouldn 't wait until
the problem gets ao bad that you
cannot take your car around to
two or three diffenmt place9to (et
a few estimates. Try to operate
~ a position of advantage.
When you take your car to the
various repair shops, try to weigh
other factors as well, such as how
responsive and inten!Sted the
mecl)anic ia with your problem;
what type of guarantee the ahop
off en on la work (nonnally three
months or 4,000 miles); and what
type of equipment and too1a the
repair ahop \191!9.
Make sure you keep a record
and all recelpbl of the repa1n.
Theee will come in handy when It
CXllDe9 time toaell your car or if you
have a problem• before your
guarantee run.a out.
lntonmtion IOI' thla repon w•
oompil«l from '"l'oday'• Best
Buys.,, Ml ~ O>unty OOD•
llUIDel" nprt.
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Ficker at the Commodores Ball. Following the dinner
Lusk was named Commodore of the Year.
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ball Dave Martyn.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: This is a plea to the
---police m Danbury, Conn.-For aevend years my
Criends and I have been trying to get this cit)' to
start a teen squad. We have been getting deaf ears
and the good old run-around.
Danbury has had more than its share of
teen-related crimes. The poli~ have enough-to do
without trying to be social workers. Qur real 80cial
workers can barely manage their regular
caseloads.
What is a.teen squad? A group of hand-picked
• • -~-agers who want to get involved in the teen
problems of this city and help the police. We would
be available day and night for any teen in tnxible.
tAlk to them and help set up prograr_ns. We ¢oilld
get into and clean up our schools and local~ a
lot easier than an undercover agent. Every teen I
know would rather talk to one of their own than to
an authority figure.
How do we get the police to listert to us, Ann?
We are not trying to take over their jobs. We just
want to help. -FRUSTRATED IN CONN.
DEAR FRUS: I sent )'Olll' letter to tile
DJDbury c:Jlid of police, NelaoD Macedo, ud
asked, "Wby not?" I received tbe followin1 reply:
"DEAR ANN: The Danbury Police Depart-
ment has some interesting programs that youths in
the community may join. For example: The Police
Athl~~--Explorers. Oub. _Th~ Expl~rers
"'1tft?-~-fu many~.subject.8 il:hd given
unifonns. They perform various police duties
under the supervision of a sworn police officer. ·
Naturally, because of civil liability and physical
dangers, we l\4ve guidelines and administrative
controls for the safety of the members, both male
and female.
"Another organization the Danbury police are
involved with is Operatton Saferide. Saieride is an
emergency number teens may calJ should they
need a ride.after: drinking too much. Members in
the Saferide -Proa.am provide rides that help
reduce attidents ana~~th on our highways.
"The Danbury Police Department is always
open to suggestions. If 'Frustrated in Connecticut'
wants to see me about these programs, tell him to
come right over. -LT: ARTHUR SULLO,
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMANER TO CHIEF
NELSON MACEDO"
DEAR FRUS: Tbere'1 your invitation. I bope
yoa follow . Ulroach. And may I offer my
congratalatlonl'to-yoa teens In Danb11ry who want
co do 1ometblng conslhtct\Ve in your town. I'm
proad of yoa, and Danbury 1bould be proud, too.
DEAR ANN: What's the best quote you have
read this week? -J. J ., WESTON, MASS.
Dear J.J.: Glad yoa ••keel. I've been dying to
ase It! It'• by George Bernard Sbaw-on getting .
married. "When two people are oder tbe
la.flaence of tbe most vlolebt most inaane, most
11eln1Te nctmnt tran1te111lt})a111iii1:-tliey are
reqalrecl to swear tbat tbey wlll remain in that
excited, abnormal, exllaastini state until death do
them part." (Small wonder SO percent of all
marriages end in tbe dlv9rce coart1.) -------
Parents. what should you do if your teen-ager
i8 having sexua.J •relaf.ions? Ann Landers' new
booklet, "High School Sex and How to Deal With
It -A Guide for Teens and Tfieir Parents," give
no-nonsense advice on how to handle this delicate
situation. For each boo~et, · d 50 ·rents plus a tcmg, scamped, self-ad ,envelope to Ann
Landers, P.O. Box 11995, du o, W . 60611.
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.. "and he JOltled hts lather John D. Luak IJ\ busmelS. ,,
The secret was out. Skipper Mike Gering'•
"suspense-filled" lntroductlon was too explicit ...
Bill Lask was the Commodore of the Year and
Gering had several more paragraphs to read.
But, the white-jac)y!ted Commodores ignored
their skipper in playful mutiny and rushed IO
congratulate Lusk while the Skipper droned in.
The 35-member Commodore Club, the wel-
coming arm of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commeroe, "usually" keeps the name of the
award winner a secret until the moment the name
LS announced. So secret that the Commodores mal.I
their ballots to the Skipper, who counts them, rii:f
tells only the engraver of the winner's plaque.
The COY award is handed out annually to a
member for hard work, responsibility, leadership,
fellowship, dedicated service and rare good
humor.
The event in the Marriott was the 24th ball
and the 9th such award ceremony. Lusk joms
previous winners -the late Theodore Robins,
Don PeDDlogton, Tom Evans, Paul Salata, Harry
Babbitt, DDn Mclnne" Vin Jorgensen and Bob
Mceurdy.
The gala evening began with the 500 guests in
the Atrium of the Newport Beach hotel for
cocktails and it continued upstairs with dancing
and dining (concludmg with the flaming dessert
presentation) in the ballroom.
David Martyn, an orthopaedic surgeon, was in
charge of the whole operation. He jokingly said he
had been busy all afte1'ioon as chajrman setting
the tables (that,1 don't believe). Assisting on the
committee (planning started about two months
ago) were Jim l>ale, DeDDi1 Lande.man,
BobRobin1 and Ttm Parker (wearing a nifty print
cummerbund set. He said he got it at
Neiman-Marcus. That, I believe).
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a hit last year) were back again and kept the dance
floor crowded with their lively music. Some of the
eager dancers were spilling out onto the carpeted
area so as to not miss a single beat of the danceable
tunes.
A few of the festive 500 at the fund-raiser
were Carol South. the Tom tel1ena, Tom and ·
Emma Jane Riley, Barbara and Biii Ficker, Pat
Michaels, Newporter's Leah Marshall and her
husband Ron Avlet, the Cecil Shlrars, Pat and
AJlan Rypioald, Suzy and Herb Sutton, the Bob
Clifford• and DeeDee and John Toner (he's an
exec with the Monarc:h Hotel opening in May at
Laguna Niguel). Also, a table of Fashion Island
folks -Ka thleen Lauren, AJan Anderson (The
Livery), the Bjom Sedlenicb (Posh), Barb and
Domini.ck Rappollo and Gary Raff (Raff Jew-
elers). And last (in the NFL draft, at least) Mr.
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Stephanie.
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NEW YORK -The mysUque that follows
Hemingway -or Fitzgerald or Faulkner, for that
matter -doesn't seem to have caught up with
John Updike, and perhaps it never will.
It may simply be that Updike is living. still
writing, while his literar~redecessors have t~eir
completed work, moreovW legend, as legacy. But
listen to what Updike says about himself:
"Here lies John Updike. a small-town boy
who tned to make the most of what he had. He
made up in diligence what he might have lacked in
brillance."
Hemingway, or Fitzgerald, or Faulkner,
m1ght have asked for more an epitaph.
Updike -his writing, and especially the man
-is examined in "What Makes Rabbit Run?: A
Profile of J ohn Updike," to be broadcast on public
TV tonight. It's a classy, well-crafted and
generally engrossing documentary, an hour long.
The name of the film, by David Cheshire of
the British Broadcasting Corp., comes from
Updike's widely acclaimed series of novels
featuring Harry ''Rabbit" Angstrom, the most
recent of which, "Rabbit is Rich," published in
1981, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize, the
American Book Award and the National Book
Critics Circle Award.
And "What Makes Rabbit Run?" begms with
the author..&:1.D--¥ur, promoting his book. It's a
pursuit, he saysfwith mild apology, that he seems
to enjoy .
Soon he is on his way home. to Shillington,
Pa., and to his widowed mother's two-story, stone
farmhouse nearby. It is here that we get to know
the writer best.
"He was a luminous boy;" says his mother,
Linda Updike, college-educated, well-read, at-
tached nonetheless to the land and home of her
childhood. "Cfn you understand that? A luminous
boy, very little opacity."
Updike, in a gray sweater tom through at the
y elbows, Is helping his mother install storm
window s. He reflects on the farmhouse to which
he moved at age 13, and on the fact that it was his
mother's decision to buy the place back. .
"To men, at least my men in my books." he
says, "property is often an encumbrance."
On his way back to New York, Updike passes
• through Reading, Pa.. a town he has thinly
disguised as Brewer in the "Rabbit" series.
"Though he hasn't studied the things I have," the
writer says of Harry Angstrom, his protagonist,
''he still is fairly alert."
And, later, "I've tried to write about average
people, because I feel, in most respects, I am an
average person."
The documentary pauses briefly at The New
Yorker magazine, where Updike was a member of
~Hrom•l955 to<IM . and spends so~e in
Massachusetts, where the writer Lives today with
Martha. his second wife.
Ii you thou&ht the nJcbt before wu funny,
wait tW you 1ee the neat day.
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J HANSEN Soo. S t e . No 5~2-412-2730, t 9041 Jtnner Strt11.
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No l!conomy J E D I $U tlrTt
Tlcll•h AwallaDI• II •011 Office 1nd 1'1clletmut er
Olre<I f O'llOUr (Of ltoello 0t • ll'Q lkll1 .. ~ l"of 1~ PIYl'.lllD li1 nE·MMvoss m
l'ho •11.e T 11\lnelet llU 1'1111 Tiit Toy(~)
Wtetmlnat•, CA 92883
Kind of loenM(1) Intend.cl to bl
tren•f•rrtd Oll·S•I• Gener11. uoen. No. 2•~5150.
T °'Ill oontldtflllon to bl p.ics fOr
Ill• but lntn e nd llcenM 11
UI0,000.00 C-'1 depoelltd Into
--11,000.00, Oemend not• for 1M be1anot of oeell to bl dep<>ltt.CS
Into -fl<# 12211,000.00; Demand not• fOr ln¥entcwy not to uoe.cs IM
eurn of lll0,000.00. Tli. pl.at .... , .... coneldwltlOn
for tn. tr-* of 11111 buelMM end
tllll ...,_ °' "'°'""' le to be p.ld le; Miion &crow IHo.. 840 North
Tuetln AYe .. lultt No. 101, Senti
Ana. CA on Of en.r July 18, 1983. TN ,,_,,._ llQlwe 1Mt tM oon-
ltdtretfon fOr tn. trwwf9r Of \M ~.rldtM~Of .......
le to be p.ics llft• lht ~ Of
Alodlollo ....... Control Nia --prCMCI IN~ tr .....
NelM ~~Of ti. --llOIOW' Action bcrow tno.. 640 Notti Tuttlft AYe .. 8ult9 101. Santa
A"' CA 121011 ATTN: Arc111t1 ,,_
blllm.
VAUGHN'S LIO~ INC.
A Callf Cofil. By ~···~ PfeMdent , ,.,.,.,C)(
,. MICMtl' StJnoje
l'etr1oll A. lttngie ~C.H.,_
ler#IJ ~ Tr--..
l"ublllMd ~.. CoMt Daly Hot "'-fl, Ila
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...... who Ned l'eoc>le
T'Nt'I wMt tht
DAILY fltlOl
IOMCI DIRECTORY
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NOTICI tW 1'1Ufl'U'I UU
T.a.No.1 ... f'~8~u\~i~1'J:.N11 T~f~ ~:;
SURANC! COMltAHY. e c:..tomla
corpotetlorl, • Trwt ... Of ..
CMeof INttM Of IUbelltuled Truei.. of 1Nt ~ CMed of Trual HKllted by OA"'Y E.
MAlAZ!AH, • ~ -. Md.
-dell .i.nurt n . '9IO • in-..,_.,, No. ltOIO In --1a417.
P9 IN of Ofllolel A«IOfile of Or-en~ County, Ceflfomle, end
put.,.,,t IO tNt oenflln Noiioe of
Oefeull thtr•under r•corded ~ 10, 1983 -lnttn.tmtn1 No. ~ 1029 7 4 of Offlcltl "9oorda of
uld County, wtlt undtr et1d purM*lt to UICI CMed of TNtl _.
et publlc auction for oal'I, lllwful ~ of Ul9 Unit.cl St.-of Amtttca, e ~ Clltctlpcy9!>1e
to Mid TNllWt dfllWn on e Iles. Of netlontil blink, e 1tai. a< ..,_.,
c:r.dtt union, or e 11ei. or ..,.,.,
~end ICM aMOdallon ~
Cited Tn tllt9 ltatie, et tht main tn-
treno. to Flr'tC Nntrtcen Tltle In,-
--Compeny loost.CS 81 t 14 Eal1 Fifth 8tr•. ln u. dty of Senta Ana, c.lltomle el diet ltgtlt.
tltlt llnd lnl.,.., ~ to end now htld by tt unott UICI c»td of
T l'IHlt In Ula proptrty IH\Hlt.CS In
Mid County end Stet• ~ti.cs u :
City of Co.ta M ... , TM ~
WMt4Wiy 130 ,... of Lot 132 of N-i>Ort Helghtl, u P« mep lh«.of ,_.cMd In Book 4, P9
83 of Mltotl9lllOUI Mepe, kl !ti.
of1lc9 of th9 County A9cofdw of
Mid County.
Excepting ther.irom 1ht ~
M114Wi)' e 1 ,... 111er.ot 111\d exc.,,t-
1no tn..irom lht 8ou1~
142.5,... ther90f. lleO 9XCeptlng
therefrom:
PARCEL 1. Unit 1 u ltlOWl'I .rMI
dtfln.O on lhal certain con-
domlnll.lm plan rtCOl'dtd Apl1I 7.
1980 In Book 13685, P9 1&47 ot
Offlelel Reool'd• of 0reng9 County.
California. PARCEL 2. M undMded 1131'd
lnl••t In end to l..01 1 of TrK1
10818, u ehown on a map r~
JUMBO
16 oz.
MARGARITAS
$1.50
with
LUNCH or DINNER
COMBINATION
# 1-24 on Menu
COCKTAILS
WELL DRINKS $1 .00
Nlth lunch or dinner combination
# 1-24 on Menu
Good Tues .. Wed., Thurs., Sat., Sun.
11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Daily Luncheop Specials . S2.95
1768 ~wport Blvd. 645-0324 Costa Mesa Open 7 Days Partmc In Rear
...IT'AILWA.a--
REJURN Qf
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"ABIULUANT
IMAGINATIVE PCECB
OF MOVIEMAJUNG"
-TIME ~
I
M Orange Coast DAtl Y PILOT /Tuesday. June 28, 1983
fiORDO
6LOW POWN, \
1NOE£t7 ~
THE
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CIRCt·s
by 811 Keane
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IWL..A CLUFF WOt.Jl..D 5MILE Ai IN:--·
nlAT 11~1:
1l:AOI~ WOULD ~Mt~
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by Gus Arriola
by Jim Davis
JON DOE5N'"f REALIZ( 1-lOW MUCH I HAVf TO EAT TO .
MAINTAIN MV r1c:;uRC
oy Virgil Partch (VIP)
•
"It's better than having her chasing birds."
-'9 {R '9 \ D ( K •: · -by B ra~ Anderson
~
"It's hke built-in radar ... when he starts
jumping. the ice cream truck is on its way!"
' I ' . ~ ..
~'
llolh vulnt'rablt'. Suulh lle·ah
NORTH
• J94
'V'J5
o A J87 •A 1098
Wt::ST t::AS'T
• 8762 • Q 1053
Q 103 <;; 9762
0 1096 OK 542
•J7S2 •4
SOUTH
•AK
:;i A K Q84
0 Ql
• KQ63
The• h1ddini:.
Sou&h We11t North 1-:ut
2 + PHN 2 NT I-lass
3 t'a1111 3 NT Pau
4 + Pa11~ 4 0 Pa811
SHOt:
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PAJS ta, Slit
DR.\881.t:
GOif N ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
4 NT Pua 5 J Pu•
7 • Pao Pan Pa111
Opening It-ad: 'J't'n of O
Bven thouKh you h11v1· 11
two way finrsse•, you du n<ll
always huvt-a rho11·e• wh1rh
way lo lakt• 1t. Othn con
$1drralions might furn· you
lo cai.h your h1ich cardi. rn ont•
hand or tbc olhrr.
After South's arliflrial l wo
club opcninic and Norlh'~
pos1 t1ve two no truml'
rcsponw, lht· rest of I ht• .lUc
Lion was natural. Nott• I h.1t
North':. lour diamond bid hJd
tu he• ;\ l'Ui' b1d 10 SUl'J><>rl uf
rluh' ht• had hiul two
t'hJnrc·' lo b1rl h1' d1Jn111ntJ., 11
1t h.1d h1·t·n ol \Ult, .ind h.ul
rdr.11n1·rl (rum nw11t111n1111:
th1•1n
Yl1·'il ll'd I ht• Lt•n ol
du111111nd~ 1ind, s1n1·1· ti I'
psycholog1call.Y damo1K1ng lo
go down 1n a Krand slam al
lrir k ont•, drt>lu rt'r rdusl'll
the f1nt•fit' and won dummy\
aC't'. Thr only d1str1butw11
lh111 would cause a nrnjor
ptoblt-m would be a 4 I
, trump spli t. But 1( dcl'luer
tould Kllt"•' whirh def1•ndt'r
hl'ltl four trump~. h1• rnuld
ra~h l10.1J high trump' .tncf
lht•n f1nc~St' for lhl' Jark
for Luna t 1° I y, cfrl'l,1r1· r
r1°i1l11.1°d thal lht·n· IO.J\ rm
l{Ut'" 1nvol111·d lie• hatl onl)
l10.1·IH trirk~ the· th1r
le01•111h 11>11uld h.1vt• lo rnnw
lnHn :o 'l'·ld4' r11H Th1•rpf1111•
•·oR BETTER OR t 'OR •ORSE
PU N'.+-1{-B a/ 5a'/S w~
G01TffPACK l.Of5 OF
J°EANS m WEAR ON
THE FRRt-t1, LIZ..
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TI MP/.; BE DIFFIWLT,
BUf ~E'Ll GET OUf f?
tT ! AND IN 1l-IE END
'1IOO'Ll B01H BE
BEliER Off BECAlff ~ WERE >-'DNESf !
= 5t>RE')'OOttAV~
DoN'! YOU ~MEMBER?
lr'EJ\H , l)GO'RE RI® I
IHAf '5 WHAT I'M
GOING ID DO.'
by Ferd & Tom Johnson DR. S'90CK
PEA~l'TS
Tl' M BLEW EEDH
\ ..
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YOU SHOULD 6H A
~OT OF THAT TREE
OUVIER ... T~ f /8 AT
1/125 .... 0KAV ?
YOV MIG~T ALSO WANT
TO USE A TRIPOD ..
'
by Charles M Schu l z
ME AND MY • zsr
SU66ESTION5.. I j:, :
' / j
I ~!
by Tom K Rya n
Wf:L.t,..., t..e1'"
ME: PLJ1'" l'f"
"f'HIS WAY,
MR. KANe ...
· Jl'DGt; P :(RKER
WHA'T"'
YOO HAVE:
IS NO'f"
QLJ11'"E: AS
COMMON AS 1"He C OMMON
COt..P
-·
Ill' rnultl nul make• Lhr hiand H
E.1,t he·ld four trunipN. ()n('t'
that w,1, 1·Sl.lhllsherl. tht• ri•tl
11>.I~ l'J~V
IJc-1 l.tr1•r rJ,ht•d th1· king
11nd 11u1°1·11 uf lrum1." .ind wu
nol fall·d 10. h1•n E11.st foiled t~1 •
follu10. lo the· s1°Nnd round
lie• 1·a~hcd th1• :m · king of
spadt•\ and rrosnd to dum
ruy via a trump fin4'.SSI' After
rufl1ni: J ,p,1d1· in h3nd. ht'
n·1 uriwel to lht' table with
the• J.11•k uf h1•;irl!!. to dr.1w thr
IJ'I lrump. ,1off1nl{ lht'
qu1°M1 of d1.1monds from
h.1n1I ~our niori· hl'Jrl tr1C'ks
liro11i:h1 <le·d.1r1•r' tot:il lo
l1wky J:I
by Jeff MacNelly
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
by Tom B at1u k
8()l.), I'M GLAD l'M
NCJT IN (.)()(JR ~ES I
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT llueadey. June 28. 1983 aa
Is car leasing a common sense move for you?
By Sylvl• Porter
Aa average car prices ronunue
to mount rnto the five-figure
level.a, many of you a.re no longt!r
ei ther willing or able to put down
20 percent toward the cust of
buying a new one lnst.ead, you are
turning In ever-inc reasing
numbers to leasing as an alt.ema
tive.
Consumer leasing 1s a
fast-growing segment of the leas-
ll\g market, spurred by the deadly
oomblnation of high mterest ra~
and expens!Ve automobiles. La.st
year was the worst year for new
car sales since 1961.
The chief advantages of leasing
MUTUAL FUND
.
you don't have to tie up your ca.ah
an a down payment; your monthly
lease payments will be lower than
payments on a car loan; and you
are given a new model car to dn ve.
The hitch: at the end of the
lease, you don't own anything.
As a would-be lessee, you have
two options from which to choose:
1) A closed-end lease, in which
you know exactJy how many
payments you'll make, as well as
the monthly charge. But at the
end of the lease, even if you want
to buy thecer, you won't have that
choice.
2) An open-end lease, ln which
you have the nght to buy the car
when the lease enda, and you can
often chooee to extend the leue
beyond the expiration date. When
the leue does end , you have the
right to sell the car to 80meone --
even yourseli.
Many leasing companies no
longer offer open-end leases,
however, and you'll find it In-
creasingly dJfficult In coming
months to find a company that
will do so.
Thia trend has been brought on
by the Internal Revenue Service,
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which t.eued a proix-d regu-
laUon ln November 1982 that may
become final at any time in the
next f~ mon\M.
The lRS conaiden open-end
leues to be contrac'tl of aale and
say. that. ln effect. the leasing
company tella the car to you but
reeerve. the depreciation and
inveatment cred.lta for ltaelf. ~
oordingly, the IRS regulation aa)'I
that at the end of the lease, if you
buy the c.a.r and if you uae it for
bualneea or trade purpoees, you
are entitled to the Investment and
depredation credita.
Thia regulation touches on the
way car leases work The rental
OVER THE COUNTER
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Alle•R > ... .,, ....
BBOO' Belro<:o Btl>OHE
BeulF' ' BavllMll a...1,,.
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fee ii made up of two componenta:
you pay to the leasing company
the value of the 'c.a.r you uae
(depredation): plus a leaae fee that
equates with the Interest on a loan. rn ahort, instead of amortizing the
full amount of the c.a.r, you
amortfae the amount or value of
the car you use.
Typical monthly lease pay-
ments should be lower than
payment& on a car loan.
On an open-end lease, you share
the risks with the leasing com-
pany and, consequently, you may
have even lower payments. When
the leasing company sets the value
for the end of the term --which
can be 48 montha or even 60
months, depending on the kmd of
car-· it doesn't know what~
figure will be correct Jf, when the
t.enn e xpires, the used car aells for
less than the price established by
the company, you pay the dif·
ference, but your liability IB llm-
ited ~ the equivalent of three
monthly payments. lf the car seU.
for more th.an the established
value, you share in the profit.
Closed-end leases are the wave
of the future, industry expert&
predict. While they lower the nsk
to you, they also wipe out your
chance to buy a "used car" that, in
fact, you alone have used
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At Properties West Mortage Fund
PAYS *38% MORE THAN MONEY MARKET FUNDS
3
• HIGH YIELD; Properties West Mortage Fund Intends to offer the
highest Interest rates available as dictated by market conditions and
prudent business practices, with opportunities to Increase this yield
with receipt of prepayment penalties.
• TROUBLE FREE: Properlles West Mortage Fund takes care ol all
details and paperwork at no addltlonal cost to you.
'lbearn · h
tn0ney tnarket interest
just check \Vith
H · · avings. • A SECURED Investment In Trust Deed Loans.
• Tltle Is INSURED by a Title Insurance Polley.
------------------------------------------------------Properties West Mortgage Fund
508 29th Stree1, P.0 Box 2058, Newport Beach, Calllomla 92663
Send coupon or call collect (7 14) 675-49 10
NAME ----------------
HOME PHONE BUS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~
ADDRESS
CITY STATE ZIP ---------------
•(ltpic:aol morwy mwhl tuno ol 9% lnl9f•1 and Ptoper1 ... W•I Mo<1gtoge FUN! ol 14~ "'°'*I
TM -• ..,...__ 10 c.Hfomta r-tt wtth all,_ •,..,worth of 111 '-I I 100,000 (u-ol ltolne (IKnWtingt ..,.., ..,__,.,,., ~ groeo Income of U S,000
THE C"LlfORHIJI COMMISSIONER Of CORPOAATIONS OOEB NOT RECO,..MENO OR ENDORSE THE PUACH ... Sf
Of' NE.SE SfCURrTIE.S. NOR HAS THE COMMISSIONER Of CORPORATIONS PA88EO UP ON THE ACCUAACY OR
ADEOV ... cv Of' THE Of TME IHFOAMAT10N SET l'ORTH ... THE OffERING CIRCULAR
MOTICI INVTT1NO M>S
Hollo• le her'°'f glYetl tl'let ltoe
Boetd of Trve1-of Ille Hunt-
ington 9Mctl Union High SchOOI
oi.trlc:t wlll reoelw M&led bid• for iJUC>PlyillQ DAT A PROCESSING
Sl'OC:::I< PAPER mMllllQ 0t equ.i lo
lhe IP9Cfl\caUont on me In 1toe of-
fice of Mid Dlstrk:1
Bid• thell M clearly merked
.. DATA PROCESSING STOCK
PAPER BID NO 525" addr9'N<l to
Allyn E Rowley, Purcn..ino Man·
eger. Hutlnglon 9eecll Union High
Sdlool °'91rlc1. 10251 Yorl!town
AYe.:=:r.on BMGh. CA 926'46, !Ind et or befOf't 2 .30 p m w~. ""'1 8, 1"3, •• wtilch
1'"'9 Md 111-bid• ...... ~ publlcty ~ ttld ..-ct, In room 3e1
E8Cfl bid tl'9ll remein velld l0t • period of JO deya .n.. the dele
IP9dfted '°' the ,.Clpt of bid• Th. Boerd of T l'U81-91\aN ~ tt>e
tole Judge of the quallty of equip-ment offllred eoO ,_.... the rtQht
10 reject any Of 1111 bid• !Ind to waive
""' trregulwtty therein. 191 Altyn E Rowi.y
PUfolluing MtnflOll'
Oeted J\ltlt 20, 1983
Pvblllhed Or.,. Coul (Mlly
l'llOI ~ ~1. 28, t983 "~ 1824-83
l't&.IC NOTICE
NOTIC• °' DtHOlUTIOff °' .. ..-n. ...... AAS> COHTINUANCIE °' 8U ... H
NOTICE IS GIVEN punuent to
Sec. 15036 6 ol the CclrpoJ•tlon9
Code tl'let lhe pert'*"'11p com-
Poeed ot THOMAS A DORSEY &
ASSOCIATES, INC., • Cenlornl•
c orpor•llon, a nd JOHN A
GILCHRIST, heretofore dolno bu•I·
,_. vndtt tl'le p811nerthlp name Of
PALM COURT DEVELOPERS 11
28Q.4 Glenny••. Leoun• 9"ctl. C•ll-
fornl• 9 :285 t. It dlNO!Yed u of AprM
I 1982 by mulu81 cON«it
THOMAS A DORSEY &. AS·
SOCIA TES, INC. • Celllornlt eot·
poretlon, 2904 Glennyre, Lagune
8Hch, C e lllornl• 921151 •h•
wtthclrt!WI' from encl hu ~to
be ..octe1ed In 1he c:anylng-on of IMl>utl,_
JOHN A GILCHRIST. reeldlng et
1188 C1 .... el<l9 Orlve, Oreng41, C.H-
lotnle 92eeil --.. 11 .. cwry-on
ttoe bvtlntM. It entlli.d to 4111 of the
....C• ot lhe bull~. encl h• u-
tum9d tnd w!M P•Y 811 OU1•1encllng lleblllli.. ol the ~ hel'etotore
encl hel'N.tt., lnourred.
Dated: Al>fll 8. t982
THOMAS A OOASEY
& A8SOCIA TEO, INC ,
• Celllornl• COfi>Ot•tlOn
John G11ct!l'ltt
Publl"'-d o..,.. eo.t Dally
Pllol "'-28, 1"3
21MM3
PlCTmOUI eu .....
NAm ITATEMDfT
The following pereont we doing ~·.. CONCOURS PAINt
WORKS. 740-8 Ohmt Wey, Coele
M .... c. 92827
H•rry T8r18<118tl, 740·9 Ohme
W8y. Coet• M .... C&. 92827
Thi• butlneN It conducted by: •n
lndlvldulal.
H•rry T•rt•dl•n
Thlt t1etement ...... ni.ci wtth the
C<>unry Clefk of Or8f199 C<>unry on
Ju,,. 18, 1983 ,,,..,,,
Publlehed Orenoe Cout Dally
Piiot June 21. 28, Jufy 5. 12, 883
2837-43
l(GS1'9
PK:TmOUIMl ... 11
lllAtmlTATDIDfT
The follOWlng .,.,_. It doing bu.._ .. :
MINDY'S , 281 Eut Whittler Blvd ..
La Hl bfl. Ca. 11()631
Nguyet M. Ronning. 18342
Maiwnt 0rl¥e, HllQ!enda H91Qhla,
Ca. 92745
Tlllt bu.W-11 oond\ICJled by en
lndMdual. >
T'llM et•t-t -flied wtth the
County Clerk of Orlln09 COUfltY on ""-0, 1883 t/NGUVET M llK>H-
NIHO ,.,_.
Pu!llllMd Or1ng9 ~ Delly
Pio( "'-"· 21. 28. """" &. 1982 273~
!>oon to
OfHft!
,,
Now you know why your neighbor
banks at m HUNTINGTON l1J SAVINGS~~t.ON
M•ln lht11dl
Mll7 w .. ,,,., Avt'nUt' Currwr ul Goldm Wnt I lunt1ngton 8uch
N-land C-..ter Branch
I~ lk~h 8uultvtrd. Huntington !k.tch
fountain "'-llf')' l ranr11
17()1 Broak.hurtt Fountain VeU•v
Super Now Checking
Money market inte rest on every single dollar, "" long a..,
your average balance stays at $2,500 or more.• F111/11111~11rtd.
Unlimited check w riting
Checking Supreme
Funds over$2,000 (~acked by Government securities) earn
h igh money market interest. Funds up to $2,0CYJ (~1/ly
insured) earn SV•% interest. Unlimited check writmg.
Huntington Investment Fund
Maintain .an average balance of $2,.500 or more, and ~wry
dollar earns m oney market interest.• Fully i11surrd. Limited
to six drafts.
Full checking, full savings, full service
Whatever kind of checking or savings account lo u want,
whatever type, of personalor bus iness financ1a servi e
you need, just stop by and see one of our saving$
oounselors.
elf your awr1~ dally b.JltlnC\' falls below S2.5(X), during vour monthty
s~temtnt period, fc-deral l'\!gul•tion' ~ulf\' t~I your fund.., l't•m .111 11'14!
5WMi r1te for th11 period th"I your acroun111 t>.low Sl.500 ~
• l .. Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Tuesday, June 28, 1983
NYS•~ (:OMPO 'ITE rrRAN , At:TION
O\IOT •flON\IN(~\IOt.lll •OflONtMl oc Cw ~o11• .. ,o,.,., ""C"•t .. ,w •oHo .. o r•o1t aoc o (1HC1NN•"u0<11
( ~(,.AH4tl ANO lltfoO• fl 0 I Y , ... NA \0 ANO l .. ~11 .. f I '
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{
White House predicting
more economic growth
By Tbc A11oclated Preu
The White House is raising its estimates of eoonomk
growth for the rest of 1983, but Wall Street's feani of
higher interest rat.es put a damper on the stock and bond
markets.
Meanwhile, private reports releaaed Monday
showed the vaJue of new construction contracta climbed
15 percent in May to a monthly record and resales of
singJe-f~y houses last month rose S jieroent. nearing
their pre-recession level.
But even th06e two sectors appear to be slowing
because interest rate declines earlier thia year have
leveled oH, two economists said.
Nearly three issues fell for each one gaining OQ the
New York Stock Exchange on Monday. and the~
Jones average of 30 industrial5 tumbled 12 22 points to
1,229.47
Dollar soars but go~ tumbles
' LONDON -The bel.Jef that .S. intecest rates are
likely to rise sharply in comiog w ks sent the dollar
soaring on world foreign exchanges today. Gold prices
fell, With leading Americal) bankers and economists
predicting the U.S. FederaJ Reserve will move to tighten
credit and money in circulation to prevent ail overheated
economy and a resurgence.of inflation, investors acted in
anticipation of, higher returns on their dollar holdings.
The dollar scored broad gains against all maj:>r
currencies, recovering ground lost in the past week.
Norton Simon target of off er
NEW YORK-Norton Simon l.nc., having snubbed
an $884 million takeover bid by F.srnark Inc. that is
already under way, now 18 the target of a competing
offer by Anderson, Clayton & C.O. that C'OUld break up
Norton Simon mto several pieces. Capping a aeries of
llTUTOWtrements invuNtng Norton Simon, Arutersotr
Clayton said Monday it would launch a tender offer
today of $35 for each of 14 million Norton Simon sh.ares.
That is about 5 1 percent of the 27.4 million total Norton
Simon shares that are currently or potentially outstand-
ing. -" Carmakers post yearly gain
DETROIT-Domestic automakers this model year
will post their first year-lo-year gain in U.S. car
production since 1979 with a 9.5 percent intteue over
1982, an industry journal predicts.
Ward's Automotive Reports said Mo~day that U.S .
cannakers sh ould build 5.65 million cars during the 1983
model run ending in August compared with 5.16 million.
a year ago. The industry recorded a 3 perceht nse in
1979, when ptoduclion rose from 1978's 8.94 mil,\ion cars
to 9.21 million cars
Volkswagen cites brake failure
DETROIT -Owners of about 650,000 Ger-
man-built Volkswagen Rabbits and Scirocros will be
notified to bring in their cars for ihspection because of
concern about posslble brake failure, federal officials
say. The 1975-79 Sciroccos, 1976-78 gasoline-powered
Rabbits and 1979 diesel-engine Rabbits are being
investigated for po!i&ble design problem.9 which might
result in corrosion of hydraulic brake lanes, the National
Highway Traffic Salety Administration said Monday.
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Everybody in the act
l>aryl Seonien is safe au f int as
Texu• Pete O'Brien awaits the
. piekolf attempt Mondity night at
Anaheim"' Stadium. At the right,-
aecond ba.. umpire --George -·
Maloney'• hat in~tes just how
well thinp were going for the
Angels in the 8-0 victory. Ellis
. Valentine (far right) was out at
the plate, but as evidenced by the
millee ·or Rod Carew and Reggie 1
Jaebon in the dugout, it was a
laugher all the-way.
Sconiers, Ang~Is
prove prophets
in 8 ·-0 laugher I'
BY JORN SEV ANO ~DlllJ ........
..
Diiiy Pilat
TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1983
Daryl Sconiers. a last-minute
substitute for Rod Carew in Mon-
day's starting lineup, was offer-
ing his appraisal of Texas starter
Ride Honeycutt prior to the game.
Monday night's 8-0 win. in
other words, was a clear Cfl5e of
the Angels finally dialing ltoney-
cutt's number -or the fpct he ~
was very unlucky. L~~~~~~~fE~~~~~~~~if~~?J!~~~ The Angels seqt the American
"He'a got to be the luckiest
pitcher rve ever 9eell," lamented
Sconiers as he stood at the batting
cage. "I mean. he doesn't throw
anything you can't hit." Sconiers pau.ed for a moment
and then continued.
"Aw, I guess he's got to be good
to win 10 games like he baa,"
noted the Orange Cout College
product. "Anybody that can do
that has to be doing aomething
right.
"But still~ ... " Sconie w alone. His
opinion w by moat of the
Angel hiners after Honeycutt
handed them a 9-1 defeat ln
Texas last week. Certainly, the
Angela were giving Honeycutt
credit for winning the game, but
at the same time they didn't .ee
anything that was going to pre-
vent them from beating him ln
the future.
Howe awaits;
Dodge~away
League's earned run average
leader to his quickest sho...,er of
the season as the~ ripped the
80uthpaw for four runs and seven
hits over 4 ~ i.nningli.
Sconiers scored the Angels'
first run in the third inning as he
singled with two out, went to
second on a walk to Ellis Valen -
tine and 9COred on one qf Ron
Jack&on's three singles. I The
Angels then added an unearned
run in the fourth and two more in
the fifth to send Honeycutt to the •
clubhouse, s n a pping his
five-game win streak in the pro-
ce88 (he is now 10-5 with a 1.61
ERA).
"I've learned in this game that
what goes around, comes
around," said Valentine, who
went 3-for-4, including a tower-
ing three-run homer in the eighth
inning that cloeed out the Angel
.::oring. ''There are games where
a pitcher beats you add you say to
yourself, 'Gee, how does th.is guy
win a ball game.•
"And then comes your time,
your tum, and it was our tum
tonight."
No surprise here;
Sampson goes first
NEW YORK (AP) -Ralph
Sampson, the 7-4 All-American
Crom the University of Virginia,
became the No. 1 pick today in the
National Basketball Asaociation
draft when he was taken by the
Houston Rof:kets.
Sampson, a three-time col-
legiate Player of the Year, will be
counted on to reverse the fortunes
of the Rockets. They had the
league's wont record last leUl1ll,
14-68, after going to the NBA
championship finals in 1981.
Sampson is believed to be on a
par with top collegiate centers
Bill Walton, who was drafted by
-P ortland in 1974, and Lew Alcin-
dor (now Kareem Abdul...Jabbar),
the flrst choice of Milwaukee in
1969.
The choice o Sampeol), who
averaged 19.0 points and 11 re-
bounds per game for Virginia last
eeaaon, waa no aurpriae. The
Rock.eta were amuttd of the No. 1
pick -and immediately c:on-
finned that he was their man -
when they won a coin flip with
the Indiana Pacers on May 19.
Sampeon strode to the podium
and waa met by Rocketa owner
Charlie Thoma, who preeented
him with.a Houaton jttley--bear-
ing Sampeon'a name and No. 50,
the same number be wore for
Virginia ..
"I'm going to be an1ving ln
Houston aometime \Ilia afternoon
and l look forWard to gree~
thoee people when l get there,'
Sampeon aatd.
''( think I have the ltamina to
go the distance (of the 82-game
NBA~).'' he said.
..
C5 ..
Kiso~ passes
his first test
BY JOHN SEV ANO OfllieD19rNlt-lt had been a month since he
~pitched, miasing 27 games and
an estimated five start.a in the
proce9?.
It wu only a couple of boua
prior to Monday night'• emM
with the Texas Rangers that
Bruce Kiaon was even capable of
pitching, as the Angela removed
their lanky rlgh~hander from the
diaabled U.t.
Certainly, though, even with
hi.a return to the starting rotation.
Ki8on "wasn't expected to perform
miracles. All Monday ni8ht WM
suppoeed to be was a teat, to aee if
Kiaon'a back could withstand the
puntahment and the normal
twiBta and turna of a pitches-.
Buster, aa he 1a· called by hit
teammates, a:urpriled them all.
however. Not only did he pt.ch,
but he pitched well. And. not only
was he effective, he waa stifllng
as be limited Tex.. to two hit.I
over 8eYeJl inninp u the Angela
ripped the Rangera. 8-0, before a
crowd of 42,578 at Anaheim
Stadium.
"Surpriaed? l definitely WM,"
complimented catcher Bob Boone
of KiaQn'• outing. "l w.. more
pleated than anything ei.. He
waa just right on with ~
t.bJ.na."
It was the kind of performance
that Kilon -and the Ang!ela -
needed badly .. When the
right-handef' I.aft pitched, May 27
against Cleveland, the Angela
were holding a three-game bulgie
er Texas and Oakland.
Monday, upon Kiaon'a return,
the Angels found t.hem9elves
t:railing the first-place Rangen by
a full game ln the American
League West. Plus, the team's
injury woes, especially in the
pitching department, have been
well documented.
So, you can aee, for a couple of
reasons, why Ki9on's stint waa
important.
"lt was very encouraging be-
cauae, as you know, I haven't
been out there for awhile," said Kison. 7-1, who held the~
hitlesa over the 1ut five lnninp.
.. What I tried to do tonight WU
stay within my.elf. l tried to pick
upwherel~ftoU,butaometimes
that's not always 90 eaay."
K.ilOn'a only flaw came in the
aeventh inning when be walked
the hues loaded with two QtJt. He
worked out of the jam. though, by
inducing Bucky Dent to hit a
check-swing roller to Daryl
Sconiers at first. who flipped to
Kiaon covering the bag.
See ANGELS, Page CZ
Martina .bre~es
into semifin~ls;
Vermaak next
WIMBLEDON, England (AP)·
Taking charge after a sluggish
start today, top-eeeded Martina
Navratilova moved into the semi-
finals of the Wimbledon Tennis
Championships where she will
face unseeded Yvonne Vermaak
of South Africa.
Navra~ova crushed another
unseeded South African, Jennifer
Mundel. 6-3, 6-1, while Vermaak
elilninated 37-year-old Virginla
Wade 6-3, 2-6, 6-2.
Wade's 1oas ended Britain'•
hopes of a title. The last BriUah
winner here was Wade, who~
tured the wc.nen'a crown in 1977.
Againat Vennaak. u she has
done all too often this · tour-
rwnent, Wade dropped the open-
ing eet, then came beck to lewl
the match at one-eet all. But this
time, the wtenn wu unable to
pull off one more mincle.
The 5-foot-l ~ Vennuk,
wtw.e beet reeulta have oome in
doubles, 8DM.d-W .... pm ..
Uy with aharlllY qJ.ed abota.
Wade made lt eMY u ahe oom-
Qlltt.ed numerous unfcrced errors.
In the eighth game of the tblrd
.t, Wade took a 4()..)ove 1-d.
only to be the next five potnta
and the match.
Her victory mavee Navratilova
one at.ep cto.r to capturing her
88tXllDd cormcuttve title an the
famed 1fU8 courts of the
All-England Lawn Tennia and
Croquet Club.
Starting off haltingly,
Navratilova was played evenly by
her 21-year~ld unseeded oppc>-
nent. whoee powerful forehand
and sharply-angled backhand
strokes had taken hef' into the
quarterfinals with victoriell aver'
two Auatralia.na, Nertda Gregory
and Bernadette Randall. and two
seeded players. No. 9 Sylvia
Hanika of West Germany and No.
8 Hana M.andlikova of~
vakia.
Navratilova, the world'•
top-ranked player on the
Wcmen'• Tennil A.-x:iatiori com-
puter, broke her opponent'• serve
first ln the 8eOODd game but WU
lmrnetliately brQken beck when
she double-faultld twice after the
two bad reached deuce.
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«Wi*Thdor..-~ off.Ice, but DO
Hernandez trade still has 'em-wondering.
.. "' .. •1!' a.....11~.,,
By JOHN NELSON -1
.,....,..,. 1
Wu there 80mething wrong with Keith
Herrwlda? Wu it ha.lltoeil or the heart-
break of ~? Didn't he get along wit.t\ l""OWllC*'*" w Jmde Cll"I SL Louia Manager Whitey Herq, or were _....... cti9d=ec:Uon M there 80l'ne myatertoua alteletal remalnt ;;--~ a two-dty staahedinadarkoomerofHemandez'1paat?
n.t trip bl Su tcalCbt Why, ln the world, did the Cardl.na1a
.....,. the All.SW pme trade th1I amooth field1Jl8 first bueman with
....._ a .299 lifetime batting average to \he New
Bowe, wtl)t nlsusd York Meta?
flan a dNl-=taUon That'• what people were aaklng when cltl* m Onnlt . ' Wiii the trade WU made -Hernandez to the
U1D ~ far e....a. a"'-Meta for pltchen N~U Allen and Rick
.. wtnMr -~dlntc. Ownbey.
Howe .., ~ by "I had no problem with Whitey,''
Harry ~ of tht oam-Hemandn uys. "Hey, they got a good
....._.,. of11ioa. .tlO .., to pitcher for me. That kid Allen t:an pitch. Ria
flY bK* to N.w Yen tonpon career la on the upehoot."
ID O t<mw: 8DWle Jtal,hn. The trade, m8de on th.e J~-1~ ~ -----------~ -deadline, la being hailed u one of the beat tn
4 ...
.
a decade for the Meta, and it hM repined
• 101De respect for pnera1 rnanapr l'rank
Cashen.
It 1ent a 2~ 7 pltcher ln Allen and a
control problem ln Ownbey to the Card1naJa
for a Gold Glove tint bueman wtth •c:ar.r
COMMENfARY
.2~ batting average. Had He':!C mad?
U he hu, lt'1 the aame with
which he tranirtormed the CardJ.na1a bun a
lut-place club in 1979 to world chmnp6ona ln
1982.
"You have to tnde ..ne~ to pt
tomethtna," Herq bu said ln \be pM\ and
hu proven time and .,.in by dMJJna away
the Uke1ofRollieJ\naer9.Ted81mmon9and
Garry Templeton.
This time, his club w• delparately ln
-need of pJtchlfti help. and he •• wlilinl to
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Things are smoking
at Wimbledon now
From AP dJ1patcMI
LONDON -An argument ~
erupted Monday over • cigaret-
te-advertising 1ymbol on the
Wimbledon tennis oulfit of reigning
women's champion Martina Navratilova.
Oakland wakt!s up Royal
Carney Laaaford drovt' 1n four Ii
~witb.A..bome...run BllcV dpubl llJld
rookJe Ben Canabao, ln hiB !1nit major
leasue eta.rt, pitched six strong lnninga
as O&kland snapped u eix·g&mc losu\g streuk by
beating Kansas City. 7 l , Monday night. The A's
led 2-1 on homers by Lansford and BUI Almon,
before they broke the game open with five runs m
the el hth, threaon 1..ansford'adouble .. ln.olh4tr
· American League play, Butch
l
Quote of the day
• ..b.J1mmy Connors aaysnc gets Cun lrCJm
hlS t.ennl.8. I'm Kure he'sr!ghtanc:tl want to do
the S&l'l~ I'm ured of all theee argumenta
w1th <:ourt officials," -John McEnroe.
" Atlanta sweep~ Oney in fiv.e
I Paacual Peret fired a ~e-ihl1t r • and Brett Butler and Rafael ~lr 1
slugged home runs as Atlanta OJ
Cincinnati, 2-1, Monday n1 ht to m -
Hagler, Duran
agree to fight
NEW YORK (AP) -A title fig.h\ between
undisputed world middleweight champion
~ arwloua Marvin tt.glft' and Roberto Duran. who
has regained his stature as a prune box.mg a,,iraction.
has been agreed upon tor November, promoter Bob
Arum says.
"There's all the element.a to make ft a 1uper,
super fight," Arum said Monday nighL "I really
believe that the Hagler-Duran fight ia golng to be the
biggest fight in professional boxing hJatory."
Arum said Duran and he had signed the contract..
and Hagler's signature was lmminent.
"It look.. real good. We may sign tomorrow,"
Hagler's co-handler, Goody Petronelli said Monday
night on a ra<lio program in Providence, R.I.
"Everything has been agreed upon." said Arum, It features yellow, brown, orange and red
wavy stripes on a white beckground, the symbol of
a brand aimed particularly at women smokers,
although the name of the brand -Kim -is oot
included.
Wyoegar, who hit Into two
double plays and failed to get
the ball out of the infield m
tour previous at-bats, singled
Don Baylor home all the way
from first base with two outs in
the 11th inning to give the
New York Yankees a 4-3
v~· •tory Qy~r Baltimore. With
on out in the inning, Baylor
LAN.,~O S hed a single off the fex>t of
Tim Stoddard (3-2), he third BaJtimore plitcher
An out later Wynegar worked the count to 3-2,
which enabled Baylor to gel a running start ...
Julio Cruz snapped a seventh-inning tie with an
RBI single and Greg Walker added a two-run
single as the Chicago White Sox defeated Settle,
7-4 Chicago won its eighth game in njne decisions
while the Mariners dropped their 10th game in 11
starts and fell to 1-2 under new manager Del
Crandall . Detroit's game at Milwaukee and
Boston's game at Cleveland were rained out ..
The Yankees _placed ~n.Q.. '~man WUJle
Rindolpb on-the 15-day disabled list and called up
infielder Barry Evans Toronto's Cliff Johnson
was named the AL's Player of the Wt.-ek after
hitting at a .500 clip last week.
plett: a five-game sweep of the .. Perez, 9-2,
struck out six and walked only on to brmg the
Braves to within two games of NauonaJ League
West leader Los Angeles .. Elsewhere, Warren
Cromartie delivered a tie-breakmg single and
Gary Carter added a run-scoring double as
Montreal !ICOred a pair of eighth-inning runs to
defeat the Chicago Cubs, 3-1. behind Charlie Lea'•
five-hitter . CeclUo Guante took over for Jobo
Candelaria al the start of the third inning and
blanked St. Louis the rest of the way as Pittsbugh
tex>k a rain-delayed 6-1 triumph.
who indicated he expected Hagler to sign when he
returned to h1s home in Brockton, Mas.9., after a visit l
tv'Cape Cod.
''l feel that people are just going to come out in
droves to see Duran who. after his most recent
perfonnance, is a man that Is most likely to dethrone
Hagler, who has been considered to be the premier
middleweight of our time."
Britain's anti-smoking
campaign, ASH -Action on
Smoking and Health -com-
plained the !ogo is being worn,
despite an apology from the
brand.makers, British Amen-
can Tobacco Pie., after
N4l\tratilova wore a similar one
last year, which included the
name.
HAVMTILOYA Sports minister Neil Mac-·
farlane last year accused th• giant company,
known as BATS, of breaking a voluntary
agreement with the government on sports
sponsorship which prevents direct reference to
brands.
A company spokesman said later they will
stick to the agreement.
Navratilova could not be reached for com-
ment.
The Wimbledon women's championship is
sponsored by Virginia Slims, another cigarette
brand. •
ASH director David Simpson said the
organlr.ation has written tl1 the W~bledon
authorities urging them to stop all cigarette
, advertising.
"It's upsetting that top athlete.a in the best
position to appreciate the value of fitn~. can take
money for advertising a ·product that kills one m
four customers," Simpson satd.
Baseball today
Tampa Bay remains alive
TAMPA, Fla. -Tampa Bay's [!]
rain-soaked victory over the Denver 4• •
Gold kept the Bandits in the United
States Football League playoff chase.
but the club will still need outside help to reach
post-season play.
"We're too good a team to be out of the
playoffs," wide receiver Danny Buggs said
Monday night after a 26-23 triumph kept ~ampa
Bay's hopes alive-and -boosted-the team mto a
three-way tie for the Central Division lead.
But Coach Steve Spurrier's 11-6 troops have
won only two of their last five games. and now
muqt win at Birmingham Saturday and hope
division rivals Chicago and Michigan, both also
11-6, lose their regular season finales al home
against Oakland and Arizona, respectively.
"We know now that all we can do is go out and
wm (against Bimungham). We can't control what
the other teams do," said Tampa Bay linebacker
Paul Piurowski. ''If they don't help us, we're out of
Celtics swap for Johnson
The Boston Celtics acquired guai·d
Dennis Johnson and a first-round draft ~
pick Monday in a deal with the ~
Phoenix Suns. The Celtics sent backup
-eente1<-Rtck -Rohey-and two sttond-round draft
picks to the Suns in exchange for the 6-4 Johnson
.. Race car driver Joho Paul Sr. surrendered to
pollce Monday to face an attempted first-degree
murder charge in the shex>ting or a federal drug
• conspiracy witness, authorities
said. Paul has been sought
since April 19 .. The National
Collegiate Athletic Association
bas refused to allow the Cal
State Los Angeles soccer team
to compete on the Division I
level in 1983 ... Eddie Lavelle
, a 12-year-old studeht at
Fountain Valley Elementary
Schex>I, was the winner in two
JOHNION events at the recent California
age group track and field championships at Cal
Poly Pomona. Lavelle won the 1,500-meter race in
4:36.1 and the 3.000. meters in 9:41.8. He'll now
compete in the T.A.C. National Championships in
Ohio this weekend ... Oklahoma State University
catcher Robbie Wlne, the eighth pick in the recent
free agent draft, has been chosen college baseball
player of the year by the Sporting News . . .
Swimmer Tracy Caulkins and Carlton Voung,
Villanova's track and field star. head the first
Academic All-America at-large te am for women
and men, announced by the College Sports
Information Directors of America.
Duran's reputation suffered a severe blow when
he qwt in the eighth round against Su.gar Ray
Leonard on Nov. 26, 1986 in New Orleans, and
surrendered his World Boxing Council welterweight
crown. Memories of that disgrace were erased to a
large degree on June 17 when Duran celebrated his
32nd birthday by stopping Davey Moore in the eighth
round of their bout at Madi.son Square Garden and
captured the World Boxing Association junior~
middleweight title.
The Panamanian thus became only the seventh
fighter to hold titles in three different weight classes.
He previously held the lightweight title.
Chacon title gone
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bobby Chacon,
stripped of the World Boxing CoundJ super
featherweight championship Mo,pday, "lost track of
what boxing is" when he failed to defend his title
against Hector Camacho of New York. the president
of the WBC says
"I think ~rhaps he received some bad advice or
he gotconfllSed by people that didn't really mean to
help him," Jose Suliaman said in confirming that the
WBC had withdrawn its recognition of Chacon as the
champion super featherweight.
"The ttlle is now vacant as of today," Sultaman
said Monday, adding that 21 representatives of
boxing federations from seven con\inents we~
unanimous in making the decision.
"I believe he 106t track of what boxing is and
perhaps he felt that he could dictate in his division if
1907 -The Washington Senators stole
13 bases against catcher Branch Rickey in a
16-~ victory over the New York Yankees.
191 O -Joe n.nJrer of the Chicago Cubs
became the first major leaguer to steal home
twice in the same~.
the picture. If that doesn't happen, then that's how TeJ . . ...1 !
people will remember il. and that's it." ev1s1on., raui<L -he wished;: Sy).iaman said .. _ _ -........
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Today's birthdays: New Yoi:k. ~
outfielder Don-Baylor-is 34. Houston pitcher
Joe Sarnbito is 31. Montreal shortstop Chris
Speier is 33.
,The Ba.ndlts~ueheTsS"ffi"\'he form of.the TV: Baseball-Dodgers at San Diego, 7 p.m ..
weather Monday night Denver. which trailed Channel 11. .
15-0 in the Cirst quarter. led 23-18 with 8:32 left m RADIO: Baseball-Dodgers at San Diego.
the fourth when officials int~rrupted the game for 7:05 p.m., KA.BC (790); Texas at Angels. 7:25 p.m ..
50 minutes because of a violent thunderstorm. KMPC (710).
CFiacon, a veteran fighter from Oroville, Calif.,
came in conflict with the WBC when he failed to come
to tenns for a Don King-promoted title defense
against Camacho. Suhaman said the fight could have
netted L Chacon $900,000, including a $450,000
guarantee and a percentage of the jitat.e.
ANGELS • • •
From P~e C1
-Angels-Man~ger -hhn-
McNamara, having seen enough
and pleased by what he had 9ee'll,
brought ln Luis Sanchez to work
the final two Crames.
''He did an outstanding job to-
night," praised McNamara. "You
can't pitch better than he <lid for aa long aa }le did."
''He pitdled so free and easy,"
added Boone. "He was a lin.le
tight in the seventh but nothing
9eemed to ibother him. He threw
every pitch consistently."
Buster admitted to having a lot
of help, though.
"I just ttad a feeling with our
guys out there, pulling like they
were for me -that's a big mental ed ," Ki.son noted. ''The only
nefative thing I could see was
that I haven't been out th~ and
s<Jrnetimes it takes awhile to get
back into the blend of competitive
gaJnetl.''
Still, outfielder Ellis Valentine.
who went 3-for-4 with a home
run, might have summed up
Ki.son best when he sajd:
''Nothing Buster does surprbes
D)e. He's a gamer.
"When he goet out there, he
goes out there to win -and
usually does."
*
Strings add
two players
CNGLEWOOD -The Lo. An·
~s~~;"'atte<t
Si.efanld to .-ve • =:.!'l!!z..
No. 2 WClCmll'I and mm~
They join OUp lloopm-md
Anne WhJte on the lq\.aad of four
for the IM90ft betlnnln.a July 12
•t the F'orum
'
Dol9J .... ""94e..,, -· --Bruce Kison puts one across an key start.
Collinsworth stolen
by Tampa Bay Bandits
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -The
Tampa Bay Bandits have auccea-
fully lured three players -in-
cluding Cril Collinsworth of the
Cincinnati Bengal.a -away from
-the National Football League in
the past two month.a, but owner
John Buaett lnslsta the algnings
don't l.nd.lcate the United Stat.et
l'ootball League la involved in & bkSd1na war_
"I don't thlnk that'• poMlble,"
Blmett al.cl Monday nJght after
'CoDlnlwanh ended ween of
tpeNlatlon that he had aaree:d to
l•ft the NFL for tht Bandt&. In
198~.
"'We can't win an overall war,"
~lt added "We don't have
•
the money they (NFL) have .. but
that doesn't mean we can't win
some guerilla warfare."
Collinsworth, who helped the
Bengals to a Super Bowl appear·
a.nee as a rookie two years aao.
said he had agreed in writing to
terma for a five-year USFL con-
traet, but had not actually signed
a pact.
"We have a blnding aarte~
ment," he said.
It'1 the third ma)>r coup ln two
monlhl for Baleett, who u •
World Footboll League owner Ln
the 1970. lured Larry C.Onu.
Paul Warfield and Jlll\ Klick
•w•y from the then-Suptt Bowl
champion Mlaml Dolph.Ina.
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i.y, Ce. 112708
TEXIM INTERHATIOHAL, 4001
Wwtarty ..._,Suite 117, Newport
BMch. C.. 82MO 92425 Ce.92663
Luci• Edw111de Berl(er. 504 S..· Kelty Oevlt, One S-epe Drive,
W9'd Rd . Corona d9I Met, c. Newpo(1 BMctl, Ca 92663 Herold E NellOfl. 2241 Meple,
Coate M .... C.. 921127
Ami< H. Bomenl, 801 U0o Patti
Df!Ye. Apt M. ~ Beech. CA.
82il63 92625 t.aur.i Steoev. 618 WMtmoun1 FretlClee M NellOfl. :l241 Maple,
Coate M .... Ca. 821127 Tlll9 bll.i~ .. CX>fldvcted by .,. Ortw. Loe Ang9199, Calll 90069
lndMduaJ. Thi• bual.._. I• conducted by • H 0 8 . Pert,_.nlp. I Callfomla
QIW*el pannerllhlp. 4001 Wwtarty Ptaoe. Solt• 117. Newport a.ach, c.. 926e0
Lucia EdWerd1 Betker QIW*el p.,,nerelllp. Oery L Neely. 2247 E. Shem\an,
Oranoe.C• 92689 Thie atal-1 WU ftled wtlh the Thlt lletement WU tiled \Nllh the AerlM B. NMly, 2747 E. S""m•n. County Clettl ol Orange County on County Clet'll of Or•no• County on
June 16 1983 Jvne 1. 1983 Orenoe C. 926119 Thl9 ~ .. condUC1ed by'. •
general partr«llhlp. ' "2W741 F11IOOO Thi• buel.-•• oondUC1ed by •
Qlf*"el Plt1Mrlh19. Thie 11te1• rnent wu ftled with Ille County
Cletll on June 10. 1983 '21allt
PublteMd Orange Cout Deity Piiot
June 14. 21. 28. Juty 5. 1~ 2742-83
Amir H<>Mlrn Bortienl Publllhed Orange Cou1 0911y Publl.n.d Or•noe COUI Dally Thia lltal-1 WU llleCI wtt1'I the
County Clri of Onlnge County on
June 18, 1883
P11o1 June 21. 28. Juty 5. 12, 1983 Pll01 June 14, 21, 28. July 5, 1983
2832-83 269•-83
Ml.JC M)TIC(
c~-..11 •
NOTICE '>' lltUSTl.1('8 8A11
T ... No.,·1-
0n July 15. 1983 et 11:00 e.m
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IN-
SURANCE COMPANY. e Calttomle
C«pofe1lol\ u Trvt1M , Of auc:-
ceNOt Tru11M Of Sub1111v1ed
T rut!M. of Iha I oertllln Long Fom1 S.CUtlly (Installment) Land Con-
trKt elleouted by JOHANNA L
VENTRE,•~. u VErtdOf. end
HAROLD E. EDICK,• merrled men.
• Ven<SM. end -Old Oeoem-
ber 7, 1978 • lnttrument No 8718, 1n 8oolC t2962, Paige 1m. of
Oftldel Recotd1 of Drano-County.
CAlltomle, Ind pureuan1 to tn. oet·
leln Mollee of Oef9Ult ·~ rKOtded September 29, 1982 H
Instrument No. 82-3418-45, of Of.
tlclel Recotd• of Mid County. wtll
und9r Ind pwwanf to Mid Sec:ur·
lty Lend Contrect Mii et public euc-
llon lor cull. lawtul money ol the
United Stat• of American, a
euhler"a c:hfCk pay•!* to eald
Trvllt• drawn on • •Ill• Of na-ttonel benll, 1 .,.,, 0t '9der el credit
union. Of • 1181• Of ..,., .. MWIO•
Ind 1oen eeaociatlon domk;llecl In
ltll• stat•. et the main entrw>ae to
Fnt Amerlcen Tiiie ln.urence
COmpeny loceted et 1 14 E.u1 Aflh
Street In the <:tty of Sant• Ane,
c;eAfornle .. 1"94 riOftt, title" end
1nt-t cion~ to end now held
by It under Mid Secu<lty Land Con· tree\ In 11111 property eltu.ted In Mid
County Ind State dMcl1t>«I e1·
Ctty of eo.1• ......
Lot 1 of TrllCI .... 2310. u lh<>wn
on • l.Aep recorded In b<><* 82,
P-cie 38 of M~eneoul Mac>a,
F*:ord• ot O.-•noe County, Catl-
lomle.
N.olme lllWI add,_ of the ~
11$ --req"'*1 the ...... btlng COflduatecl: Johanne L V111tre. 27428 Mountain MMdow, boon-
dido, CA 92026. Oltectlone to 11111
•b<>W property INiy b9 obtll!Md by
,.queetlng Mtlll In MltlnQ trom Iha
¥Wldot wllhln 10 deye trom the flfat
publlcatlon of thll nolloe.
Said -wt!! b9 made wtlhOul ~ or werrenty, •l<Pf'911 0<
~. u to title, po11111lon or
encumbf-to Mtlllfy the -Otld blMnoe «Mt on the Securtty Land Comrect, to wit. t tn ,427 .50.
plue IM followll1Q •ll!Mt.CS ooett. ~end~ It 1Mtlm4t
of the lnfflel Sl'lblleatlon of tllll No-
tloe of ..... 18.07t 04
NO~ TO flltONfln 0......
YOU AM IN DEFAUI. T IJNOUI A
LONO FOAM 81!CUAITY (IN·
fJTALlMENT) LANO COHTI\ACT,
OATED HOVbteEA 22, 1878. UN-
I.Eal VOU TAl<E ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PAOHATY. IT
MAY llE80LDAT A PUIUCSALE.
IF YOU NEl!O AN ()(Pl.ANA T10H
OF THE NATUAI OF THE PAOCEEOINO AOAIHST YOU,
YOU IHOV\.O CONTACT A LAW-YIA
DATE> Jllrl9 t81 1813 '1"8T AM£AtCAN mLe
tNSUMN(jf COMPANY
A CeAt Corp Den Omer-od Autftoftllld ~ H4e...~I~
lenta AM. OA t2701
(714) "'°'3211 ~.,..._, OnlnQe CONt Delly
P111M ~ I I, 21, ~I, t~_.,
'
P\BUC NOTICE
Tbt71
NOTICE CW T'MleTWra IAl.E
T.a.No.t121n ~ANT NOTICE
FTW7• ..._, 0..-. ~
CMOC....-o.M ....,.,, ..... ~--7UI••• Publllhed Orange coeet Deity
PllOI .JuM 21, 28, .>.if 5, 12, 18113
2835-83
TO "'°""" OWNRJI VOU AM .. DI.FAUi. T UNDO A f'lalC M)TJC[
DI.ID CW ntu8T, OATIO MAY 21, l---.;...l.;;,;T;;..;;A..;;.TlmNT;...;..;~..-CW--. __
1m. UNUU YOU TAKI AC· AaANDOllMEfT Oil' UM Oil'
TION TO NOTICT YCMM f'Mlf'· ACTTTIOUa .,_. .. MAim !.".!~1_rr MAY • IOU) AT A The IOllowlng i---,_ aben-
"""-l'C IALI. • YOU NIIO AN dc>nlld tl1ll UM of the f1gttttoue
IXPl.ANATION OFT-.. MATURI Bullneea n1tM· ONE PACIFIC Of' THS ....a<:UDINQ AQAJNIT
YOU, YOU IHOULD CONTACT A PLAZA. • Joint v1111-. nn LAWYUl. c.ntet om... HulltJrlglon e..dl, Celllomle 82647 On July 13, 1983, 1t 10:00 a.m. 8'edero Hunt~ Beech, Inc_ VEROUOO SERVICE CORPOR· ATION, e Callf0tnle oorporetlon u UMIC>O FelrWllld. • 150, trvtne, __ .. Ce. 92713 duly tipp<>lnted TrvetM under.... Jerwel EJlterpn.ea. 7777' Center pureuant 10 DMd of TN91 recorded ,.._ June 7. 19112 u 1n11r. No ~,,.. Huntington ~II . ...,..
82-192181 Of Oll'ldel fec:orde In 8~7Actltloul ~ N4lnl9,...
11111 olfloe ot Iha County Aeeordera fwf9CI to ebow -Ned In Onlnoe of Omega County, 81e11 of call-County on Nowmber 1o. lNO. lornltl eicecuted by THOMAS l Thie ~ wu conduet.cS by
MERKLE AND l YNN MERKLE. en unlncorP<>N1ted uaodetlon hu•band end wife .. joint tenante, other then • '*"*'9NP WlLL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ,,.,..... EnterpflMe
TO HIOHEST Bl ODER FOR S/Oeralcl J. IOeln. Oen. Pitt'*'
CASH(payeble et time of Mia In Thie It.It-I WM ftMd w1tf1 11111
lawful money ol the United Sl•t•) Coun"' Clan of 0r-,._....,on et t1111 North !font entrenoe to t1111 ., ..... -.,,... ~ .. , coUfl4 courthouM. 100 Glv+c: ""-1a. r .... .
Cerrt., OfMIWwt,San~Ana. Call-Publlahed OrangeCoM1 Delly Ptot 29~l-83 tomle, ell right, title rlld lnterwt June 21. 28. Jut>/ 5, 12. 1~~ ----------'--! oonvey9d to 111<1 now held by 11 P\8.IC M>TIC£ under Mid DMd ol Tn111 In 11111
property 1111ua1ec1 In Mid County rtaJC M)llC(
NOTICI INV1TINO ..,. Ind Slit• deecttb«I ea: ~
Notice I• hereby given Ill.ti the lot 26 In 8lodc. of TrKt No. 772, 11C9 TO ~
Board of Ttru•I-of 11111 Cout In ,,,. City of Newport Bwlh. °" IUUt TIUJllNrt Community ColleQe 011tr1Ct of Or-County of Orange, Stele ot Call-a-. 1101..,., U.O.O.
1nge County, Cetlfornla. wtll reoelve loml•, 11 pet mep r90()(ded Nottoele~~tolhllatd-__ ....... bide up to but no later then ....,... 23 .._ 6 end 11 ton of VAUOHN S" UOOOA. INC.. •
-~~:... ~. 1n....... • ... ..-.... "-~. T·--. 11.00 a.m , Tueec.y. Juty ti, 1983 el ---... __ ,,.. .,_.,,...,_ """,...._ ·--ltle ~ Department ol Mid the Aeoorder of Mid Coun wtlOM hOml ~ II t 1211 ~ col. dlllrtct IOc•ld •I 1370 The lltreet eddrMe tOf'la, 8ul1e •• CICY of Coeta ......
Adam• AYe .. Coet• ..._, c.llf •1 common dMlgn1tton, 11 Coumy of °'9nae. State of 0.-
wtllell time Mid l!ldl Wiii be publlcly rMI property dMctt ebc>Ye II fomle ltllt I bulk lniMlilr .. -.out to
opened and rMd f<>t; purported to b« 218 W Stret, be mede to MICHA.El F. ST1"QLE, PRINT ANO BINO OOLOEN WEST Newport Beecl'I, CA 8 . AHO PA'MIOIA It.. 8T1NOll. and
COLLEGE FALL CAL.ENOAA OF The Ulldelligned T tM die-A09ERT C. HAN8EN AHO 8A1'AH
EVENTS o1111m1 any llabllly for • J. HANSEN, Ttw......... .._
All bid• .,. to be 1n ecx>ord-'9Cltneee a1 tn. etrMt aom-home llddr.-la 19041 .Jelww
wtlh ttle 8k1 Oocumenlt wtllOh ate ol"-COl'l\m0f1 deelgna , If any 8Trwt. City of W•11llllllM, Ooun(y now In Ne end May be MClUfed In the enown hertln of 0.-V-. ltMI of Celbnl&. omoe of the Director of PvfCllUlnO s.io .... wlllbelT*llk1Y'~~µi The~ to tie b•-=•«t 11
of Mid OOlltge OlltrlGt. ~I or , ~ Of o.ortbed In .... -M 9'0Clll In
Eactl blddei-rnuet Mibmlt wtth hit ltnpllecl, rev•rd no tltl•. Poe· trade, N~ _, toOd
l)ld • cee111er·1 °**· certified ch9cl( ....ion. Of ~brenoet. tnclud-... of tMt ... ........
or bidder'• bond made payable to tno ..... anwg.. Md ..,,.._ of llnown u v UOHN·a 1.IOUO"
!flt Of'def of the CoMt ~ IN TNltee end of it. tnM11 MAfrr Md ~ Ill 1 tit ~
College OletrlC!t 8oNtd of T,,._ or.tad by Mid Deed of Trwt, to II* I. City of eo.a ...... ~
lr11111 emount n04 .... tNn MPI'• perlnl.,...t'*'-1ll'Om"uouet t, of Ofwioe.ttMeol~
o.1t(W)of Ille..,,,, l)ld .. • ouer-tM2 et 1e.10~ per annum • The ~ ~ .. e.e-.
1 .. that tM l)lddet wlll entw Into the prcMded tn Nici note(•l '*" ooett n~ on or .,. .. 1lttl dllr ot.
pr'OPQMd Contract If the -le Ind any Id,,_ of tt.930.04 .Mt~· et 11>.«) Ml\.• A01'0N ~to him. In tn. _,, of llllluN with Int.,., UC.,vw INC., A TI'N: AN>tTH
to ant• Into IUOtl oontreot, ~ The ~ IM'ldet Mid Deed l'M!aAIAN • ...__ ~ • MO
ptOOMdt of the oheGa wlll b9 for-of Trute ....... -~and H. T\leltl!AW.8Ufte tOt, ..... AN..
t.ltecl. 0t In the -of• llOnd. the ~tot?le\llldelllOoecleWl'ft· CA t1106. "-' tM ....... tor
Mt JUf11 t'*9of wlll be fol'Mltecl to ~ Dldlwetlon of o.IMlll llnd 0.. =.,~~In~ ;;r.-,......, to Mid OOlltge dletrtct. mend for a.... Md • Wl'ltttn Notloe
NO bkS<Jar" m~~ hie l)ld of Oetl&lll end IE*tton to .... ~ 8o ,., • llMwrl to .. r,.,..
tor • '*10d lor (•51 dey9 UllCMl llpd _...,Mid NotlOe of = ~~r:.~: .,_ the date Mt tor the CIPllflll"8 o.Mllt _, fJectloll to 9elt to be .,_. ..,.. ~ ---..
t-.of ,_,. In IM ooun1Y .._. 1M Thie ~ ""* II ... ...-to The &oerG of TnietMt ,__ ,.., rwopeny II IGCIM9d. ,..:=---
the prMl90t Of ,.,_tng any Ind ell Date; Nie. \I, 1"3 Olllt~ ""''°'"' .......,,,__,
bide or to welYe ""I~ Of VIN>UOO •~ 004!'1' ~-=~Tiii lnf°'1!11111Jee In Wf't...., Of In IN*" 401 No. lrlnd IMS., No. 4.21
CllnQ. ~Ct\ t1tol ...... '·=:: ,-hlOf'MANl.WATIOH (ltl)ION'91 ~f'-....._._ • =~ ~ Ollo By. Qlrlltll)I VlllOta ,__, .... ..._.
°"'*tOllMo.lr ~="= Dllt1 • ~~ = ~Nt "· .,.., lllat JuM 11. u, .Mr .. 1.., fllMINd ~ 0..-Olly 2M7-a3 1~ lllat A.-.. Tiii .....
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4 ri;;;";;';"';"";;::;:;:-:--:::":::-::-:=:=----:~------------------------------O:r:_:a:n!g:.•.:.;Coaat DAILY PllOT/Tunday, June 28, 1983 ca· BULUTIN BOARD
Roadryell••
More than 700 ot the nation'• top c:ye111ta
wtll ~lure Into Southern Calltornl• to com-
pete In the National Cyc::llng Champlonahlpa.
July 26·Aug 6.
the two-weett competlllon commeocM with
the UCSF NatlOt\al Time Trial Chemplonehlpa
In ttw' ct...n community of Borr• $Pflng1
(July 25-27).
FllfUre skatlnll
Poll1h nallonal llgure a~tlng champion
• Qrzegori FlffpowM<l. In training In Loa Angeles
tor the t984 Winter Olympics In Sara)evo,
Yugoslavia. wlll head ~ all-star lineup In the
"Champions Past and Prestflt" world class
figure skating show Saturday In Burbank
U.S. chemplona and former Olympic com-
petltora wlll be on hand for tti.t ahow, Which ts
set for 8:30 p.m at the Pick~ Ice Arena
Among th• participants are,alll Wat"n and
Burt Lancon, the 1983 U.S. Senior Pair bronze
medal chemplona. from Costa Maiia
The competition mov• to San D1900 July
29-31 tor the NaOonal Aoed Chemplonehlpa -
• 100.mlle road race tor eenlort end 1he women'• National Roed Champlonahlp1 at Btlfboe~.
The competition COf'lclude1 with the N•tlonal
Track Chemplonahlpa at the Olympic
Velodr~ at Cal State Dominguez Hlll1
More Information la available by phoning
(619) 234-0773.
Other participants Include Jo.Jo Starbuck
and Ken Shelley, Elisa Spitz and Scott
Gregory, Tlttany Chin and Christopher
Bowman ).
Tickets are priced at $ tO and can be
purchased In advance at the Pickwick Arena,
1001 Alvehlde Dr .. Burbank
Proceed• will beneflt the Santa Monica Fig·
ure Skating Club Competitors Benellt Fund
For more Information, phone (2 t3)
846-0049
Surnn• 11rand prlx
Horse show'
The 1983 Orange County Fair horse show
will be held on the fairgrounds In Costa Mesa
July 9· 10 and will leature English and Western
styles and more than 200 entries
, Pre-«ttry deadllne Is Friday, but riders can
enter the day of the show.
For more Information, phone 645-FAIA, ex·
tension 39.
Pla.IC NOTICE
Some ot the world's top aurfers will compete
In 1he NCond annuat Summer Grand Prhc ol
surfing. acheduled for July and August
The Grand Prix will be a three-round aenos
with event• In Manhattan Beach Juty 30-31.
Ocean Beach In San Diego Aug. S-7, and at Huntington BeaCh Aug. S-7
More than $20,000 In prize money wlll be awarded.
For addltlonal Information, p.twne 84 1·3253.
Opea triathlon
Th• first Mission Viejo National Open
Triathlon Wttll be held Sept. 17. It ls the llnal
tuneup event before the Hawaiian lronman
Trtathlon.
Entry forms are available by writing Mission
Viejo National Open Triathlon Organlzlng
Commlnee. P.O Box 1087, San Pedro. 90733
LaQAL NOTtCE
NEW'POftT·•IA UNIFIED SCHOOL DtlTIUCT
Notto. lmttlna ltlde
TO START A FORECLOSURE
NOTICE IS HEREBY ~IVEN THAT
THE Bovd ol E~llOO of the New·
pot1 Mesa Unified School Otllrlct of 1 0r_,. County wllt. receive Meleo
l>tda up to 11:00 A M on 1he 13111 I
day of July, 1983, •I the Purchasing I
Ottlce of aald School Olatrlcl. located II 2985-B S..r S11ee1
Coa1• M.... Callfornl• 92826. •I
wtllch time Nld bide wlll be publlely
~and rMd for.
24 hr. Service
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL IN~USTRIAL
WES PAC REt~VEYANCE
OAIVING TRAINING PROGRAM A Cahforn•a CorOCHation
AH bide.,. to be In eoc:ord•nce (714) 955-0696 with CondltloN end ln11rvctlon1 ., _____________________ .j
wtllch .,. now on n1e In lhe otfioe ol
th9 Purc:hUing Director ol Mid 1-===========:r===========:i
School Otllnct. 2985-B Buts...... DH)llC NOTICE ..... "' fl)Jlll'C
294 ... &3
Co.ta M .... C.. 92828 ---'"-~-----------~----\A;---.., A P«formanoe Bond may be re-NOTICE Of' IHTE~ FICTtllOUI llUllNlll (
Quired •I the dltcretlon of Ille Ota-T"AN9fl" UHDE" UCTIOttl ,.._ ITATUlllENT
trlc1. a.eon end 24074, CAL.lf'ORNIA The fOllOWlng l*'llOM .,. dOlng No bldd« my wllhdraw hla Bid lor BUSINlll AND PROFElllONI bull!·-u :
• l*iad oflorty.flve (45) days after COD€ PACIFIC CUTTING. 1790
the dll• Mt for Ille c>p«1lng thereof Neme or llQen-. hi• Soclel Se-Monrovta C2, Coa1• M.... Ce
The Boerd of Education of Ille curtly Numbet, and eddr ... of 92927
Newpcwf-M-Unified School Ois-l lk:enMCI praml-. klcludlng Zip Robert F. Gatlin, 330 Toure~.
trlct r_.._ th9 right lo r•Ject any I Code. Edward A-llru1her9, Soc Colla M-. Ce. 92927
or .it Bid• and not ,_..,i1y ec-Sec. No 484-2().8879, Rlcnerd C Thia~ II oonductm oy an c:.pttllelowwt Bid, end towlllve any Meado-.1, Soc S e c No lnc:IMdu81.
lnformllllty 0t lnegulerlty In any Bid 504-14-4189, 1443 Cutver Drive, Rob9rt G•tHn
received lrvlne. CA 927t4 Thi• •l•t-t -llled wttl\ u..
NEWPORT MESA UNIFIED Name, Soclel Seourlty numt>et, County Clerk of Orange County on
SCHOOL DISTRICT and ad~rat of Intended tranalerM, June 18, 1983.
of Orange County, CaJll Including Zlp Code . Lowell H. Rueg· f211742
C>Olotny HatW)l "l•ller. c p M ~. Soc Sec No. 3«-1•·2018, PublMed OrMge CoMI Dally Pur~ Olreclor Ruby LOUlM Ruegger, Soc. Sec. No Piiot JUIW 2t, 29, July 6, 12. 1"3 (714~2t7 1579-20·8412, No 33 Hermoaa. 2ast.-&3 Pu~ Oranoe Cout 0 1111y 1rv1ne. CA 92714
Piiot June 28, July 5. 1983 2946-83 Kind of llQenMC•) Intended to be ·-.,. MnnJ>c 1ranaferrad Oll·S•le Gener11.1 ____ ... _~ __ nu_,_._ __ _
fltllJC NOTICE LIC9nMNO 21.()115828.
Totlll COf'leldetlllon 10 be paid lor NO~ .. ~
NOTICI Of TllUITll'I I.AU the b111lnen •nd llcenH la PuDllc noUCll II hereby given thal
LDM'I No. 111011 S300.000.00 Ca•h 10 be depoalted "'•rtuant 10 Sec 2503u of the cor-T.I. No. IO-a 1010 Fotow S5,000.00, Demand note ,.... • YOU AJtl! IN O.FAUl. T UNDf:" A for c to be depoallmd Into CllCfow porallona eode, that the pertnerllhlp
o.m Of TRUIT DATID u.17.79, $70.00 00, Note a nd Security =~L~f~O=RSDHERLL~~
UNLlll YOU TAKI ACTION TO Agre«ntnt In ravor of the Seliera ..OTICT YO\M ''°"°""TY, fT S225 000 00 Totlll' S300 OOO OO OLSON. heretofore doing bu*-
MAY IE IOU> AT A PUlll.IC T~ pl-Wherl ihe ~•lion und« Ille pett'*""lp name of AC-
1.AlL F YOU NEl.D AN l .XPlA· lor lh9 tranafet of the bust"-and CEN,. INTERIORS II 333 Marine
NATIOtl Of THE NA'f\Ma Of THE Ille ~M or ~-hi lo be paid A.,., ~· Callfornla,
NOCIEOINQ AOAINIT YOU, 11. Action Eacrow Inc .. 640 Not1h f:"'y ~ 0!983 ._ ~=--: ot ~~ attOUl.D COMTACT A LAW· Tuatln Ave. Suite No 101, Sant• SHElLEV ...,H OLSEN hu
....... ~ 1.-et .__ •m. An•. CA on or after July t5, t983 withdrawn ffOnl ~ ha ONMCI to "" .., .--. ·--The partlel agrM thll 1"9 con-TlCOR •IUflANCE COM-ald«allon for the tranafer or the be utOClated In the carry!~ or
ftl.Wt Of' CMJ'OltNtA,a ~· bualnMa and the lloenae or MoerWM the t>uai-. ....... """'-'J Tltte lneur-la to be paid alter 111e 09partmenl of HOWAP.D R. L<1WY Illa RAY
and Trwt ~, ... duty. Alcolloltce.v.rage Control hU ap.. LOWY, l'9lldlng •' 333 ~ Ave, pointed Tru•IH und•r end proved Ille propoaed traniftr. Newport BMch, Cellf0tnla, wt hwe-~t-to Deed of Truet dai.d Name end addr ... of the eacrow •It• ~ the ~. le entl-
IM7·1'1, ~ o-na. 4, holder· ACTION ESCROW INC 840 tied to an ot the ..... of .,.. ~ 1-M ~ No -•-....__.. N T S 'o ,_, and haa ll8IUfned and wilt pey •••· ....... • -·• "' ..._ Orth 1nlln Ave , ult• 1 1, Santa llll out9tmodlng llabllltlem Df the bu• = 1n'i: :. Dfof ~~-"; Ana. CA 92705, ATTN Ardith Fr... null hel"elofora mod her'Mt1er ln-
"9oorder of °'9"99 COllfltJ, Celt-bairn curr.O.
fDrNe Re:;-:,d A MS~lherl Publlshed Or99 Cou1 Dally
wtU IEU. AT PUaLJC AUCTION ;~•ncer...~1 OWi Piiot J""9 21. 1983
TO THI HIOHEIT BIOC>ER FOR Lowell h. Ruegger
CAIM OR CAIHIE"I CHECK Ruby LoulM Ruegge<
(P9Y..,._ et !tie time of Mt. In Tr•naler-lewful m_, of lh• United PublllNld Orange Coasl Dally
llMM) at the -'fl "-t en-Piiot June 28. 19&3 er-to ttle otd ~ Countr 2958-83 ~ COUR'T eo.tt 1 -IDceted In the 200 • OI' CALM'~ atocll of We•I l•nta Ana COUNTY CW~
-..Werd (tionn.fy WMt Ith P\&.IC fl)TIC[ PlAINTF'P': ICIN ~ •t. I .... ) • ._,ta AM, CA al =lttleMdlftt-ledcon-lllUNfC•AL COURT DU1ENDANTI: ft&T"ICICI
Md -hekl bJ h ~ OF CAUFOMIA ANTHONY AUSTIN Deed of Trwt In the pwnpetJ COUNTY OF ~ C.. No. m141 ........... In ..... CountJ end llete 700 Civic Cent•°"" .... iuouan TO IJfT'UI OU:AUL T ~ -ft.O. llo• .. Upon reeding and filing evldefl09 L.o4 112 of Tr.ct No. 1712. In tM a.nta AM, CA '2701 conatetlng of • declar•llon u
C"' Df C..U ...... C-tJ of Or· PLAJHTlff': THI AllllUCAN IN-prc:Mded In Section 41UO CCP by
-.., ltMe of c----. .. per IUflANCI COMPANY Frmnz E. Miiier mod IC MiletKtorfty
1M9t _,....In llooll IO pegee t2 DEFENDANT: ITEPtlEN UE ~ ther9'rom l'llat the defen..
to • lMliijfft ol liW1c ,..,_. llJCAa. en fndlwlfi•f, IN· dwn, ~ An1fliOnY Aaatln, an-
....... "'Iha offtoa of the CDUntJ VIRO..NTAL OL COMPANY,. not b9 MrV9d with r-ble ................ c-tr. CDrporatlDn, l'OLYCH"OIU dHigenoelr191'1'fotllerrnanowmpecl-
TMllTOR OR MCOllt6 OW.It: llANW'ACT\JftlNG COW.ANY, • fled In artlcle 3, C'Nlc>ter 4, Tltle 5 of
.i,y DAVID llltTH ANO I.ANO-CDrf'O'•tlon, end 00.I 1 ttlrough ,,,. Cod9 of Clvll Prooec:tura. Md It
M M. -™ 10, lncl!MM Aleo ~ng from the *'fled TM ..,... edlkeM Md Dt'-IUMllONI complaint or petition tnat • good
-d11tg11eltofl, If an~,: c-No. 1Al'lt cauae Of llCtlon exlat• In tnte ecdon In h,..,.........,, dMa1bed NOTICEI You ...... beet! ewd. f•vor Of trl9 plllntltl, 1,_eln and • ,_,..._ '° 11er:.,. ~ nw _,mer .a..,..._,,... mga1n9t the ~t. _, 111111 Mid
~ C..U ....._CA wtttM1vt ,_ bM1Q "-'d un6-ckifendant, •I• a r-.wy and
TM ............. Trwtee cMa-JCM1 rMpOftd wt1t11r1 • ..,.._ "9ed proper patty lo the ectJon or thal Iha .... _, ....., '°' _, "-· ttle '"'--tlotl l*ow. r,any to be ~ hM Of delml an
,......_ Df Iha m.... ...,_ and If you wtllh to Mell 1"9 edvtca of n..,_, In, ,.... or '*-* prQ9er't'f
.._ _ .... Mttoft. 11 _, any •ltorney In thla matter. you In Ihle "-" that la &1b'9Ct to IN
......,. ._.. llhOuld do eo promptly ao lhal your Jurladlclon or tha oourt or ,,,. relief
l.w .... .. be IMlk, but written reapon•, If a11y, may b9 flled c:temendecl In tha ICUofl conatata wMIMvt _.., w11nenty, ... on time. WllOl!y or In P9fl In udu4jlng IUOl'I ,._ ., ...................... tttte, AVllOI Ualed he ... ....... P9'1Y from any inwe.t In 9UCh prop.
111111111111,., -brar-. to dedD. If ·~ ,.,.. .... erty, NOW, on motion Of McF11111nd
B.s"etb•ll eaml'
Eatancia High baeketbalt eoecti Larry
Sllnderfllan wllf COnduct a ~etball camp beginning July 1 t.
the camp la for boya and g1rt1, In gradee thrM througb eight.
The camp, wNcll runa until July 21, wtll be held from 12:30-4 p.m. eact1 day.
Pertielpanta wllf receive a T ·ehlrt and 28
hOUrs of ln1tructlon. eo.t la seo.
The camp, which 11 being mponaored by
Coate Mesa Leleure Servtcel, wlll llao ofter dally team play.
For "'91'a Information, phone Wenn Stroud at 754-5300.
Del Mar raelnlJ
Racing wlll be condUC1ed on a Wednes-
day-through-Monday basis when Oet Mar
Thoroughbred Ctub opens Ila 44th meeting July 27.
A total of 28 add9d·money races. worth $2 1
million In purses la scheduled for the 43-day meet which eonctudes-Sept. 14.
The mo11 lucrative race la the Oet Mar
Futurity with an estimated gross value of $250,000.
First post 11 et 2 p.m. ~day Admission Is
S4 for clubhouae and S2.25 tor general ad· mlsalon Parking prices are S 1 general, S3 preferred and S5 valet.
Dally Double, exacta and pick six wag«lng wlll be ottered.
For more Information, phone (619) "99-t340.
•
BQrrett stuns
another foe
COLORADO SPRINGS (AP) -Gaant·ki.ller
BW ~tt ecored his iecond victory 12_ver a favored
opponent and Michelle Richardson anCJ.)eff Kostoff
each won their third gold medals 5;;:.._ wtmming
competition concluded at the National Spo Festiv-1
with ~at perfonnanoee and 10 ownbe~ proph~. .
Barrett became the third prominent U.~.
swimmer to expreta a desire to retire before the 1984
Olympics. Steve Lundquist and Rowdy Gain4'i
earlier said they had grave doubta about whether
they wanted to continue training for another year.:
But Barrett also conceded that tus victort
Monday night ln the JOO-meter freestyle -in L
festival-record time of 51.30 SE!(>-
oncls -might give him the
momentwn he need& to carrr
over into 1984. .
Barrett, 23, of Los Angelri;
went out fast and held off Gainet,
' who finished a close second.
Barrett's time shaved .28 seconcli
off the old record, and was all th~
OK.:---~ more incredible since it came a\
OAIN!S the Air F or ce Academy't>
7,250-toot elevation which generally places s~
mers at a disadvantage. .
"I knew I h~d to go out hard," said Barrett, •
member of the 1980 Olympic team and the Arneri~
record-holder in th·e 200-yard and 200-meter ind1vid;-
uaJ medle s. "I didn't want to have to come frorQ
behir_ld ag · t Rowdy Gaines. I was very surpnsed al
my time
ett, who won the 200 individual medley o~
Satu y, beating Lundquist, said he hopes to make
t American Team in August. "Then l'Uidecidt
whether to swim toward 1984," he said. "If I continue'
to progress as I have this year, I'll probably continue."
Richardson, 14, of Miami, Fla .. claimed her third
festival gold medal .
..., IM ...... ...,_ of the -tre Ud. Mn • II~ • -I Zinn, Attorney lot th9 Plelntlff, IT
MM(Tt 1) '!!_~=. ~ Deed « que Ud. ,......... tlentro de a 18 OAOEIE> thel the W'ftoe Of Mid Trwt, .. __ ............... LM le lllflor;; UllR .,_ ..... ~to Enter °"""'1 In thle 80-
.. ,,....... IR .-. ""'<•>. -. SI U.ted ci-ao41dter • COi-to uon be medt t,tpQR -'cl ct.teocffwrt;
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.... ~ .. Trwt, ............ '*1• "**1o ~ .. de COMIC Ocllly Plot • ~ of
_. .,...._ Df IN Trwtme Md 11111• mw.a, au reepuMta eacrit•. 11 Q9Mrll dtcutatlOn publlt!Md .,
ef ... lrwlll ClreeM bJ .... Deed hey algUN, Puede -regfatrlld• • Coet• MeN. Celttomla, ~ de9-ef Trwt. tltmpo lgN!ecl 11 th9 n1111~ in<>« llllety n. .... IDfli=ry....._ .... Deed 1. TO THE DEFENDANT: A oMI IOglvenotloetoMH! 'tMl 1 ~ .. T'rwt ......_. e-.-Md complaint h.. bean n1ec:1 l>Y the Mid pubtloatJon ~ ~-..--....,. ....
......_ to Ille 1Md1 ...... IM a plaltlttff 1111a1ntt you If you wlah to ~ • wwll fOt flolir
....... o ........... a.... ..... defend thla lewlutl, you rnumt, wttNn ......
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Dealer today.
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._ Df ~ Md .....,. te on you, Ille with thle oourt a ~en COCIY Of M6cf ,..,_. to Ent• 0. .... n. •• ,...,..... Wed remponae to the ~I ~ '*"' In t1Ma IOClon be IMhwl1h • .......... Df 0...... Md U.. you 00 IO. '({AK det9&llt ... b9 poalt9d In the United 8..,_ ftoet
._ ....... IN _.... 1111 h .,,.,..., on tipptlcallon ol me p!akt. Oflloa. poet-1*0. dlr.a.d to Mid
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PAWi tW CAUPORNIA, 100 N. •agM, talelng Of monmy °' property I d9claratton of ttlll me111no or of Iha
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new Couga a large assortmP.nt.Qf..s~. col-
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, June 28. 1983
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MAJott LEAGUE STANDINGS
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WIST DIVISION
W L
)9 l2
39 32 l7 ).I
:M l7 J.4 )9
lO 4C 27 ••
llAST OIVISION
Pct.
S49
S49 lll
SIS ... .cos lSS
GB
T0<onto 40 30 s11
Bahlmort 40 31 5'J .,,
I Detroit 39 31 SS7
New YO<lo. l7 l3 S29 J
Botton lS JS S00 s
Mllweull" l3 lS 41S e
CltV$nd 32 llf 0 1 t ' Mancll'l'I Seer A,_1 I, Tt18' 0 Ntw Y0<k 4, Balllmore 3 < 11 lnnlng1l
Oall .. ftd 7, KaMal Cll'r I
Clllcaeo 7. S..llle 4 --0.lt.olLel ~ ... HO .• relt'I
aotron er t tevelaftd, Pl>d , rain
Only Ptnff Kl>tc!Ulecl
TMe't'I~
T •••• I Houoll 6·6 I al ""9els l F orac'1 7·3), tnl
8011on !Oieda 4·31 al Cleveland lSulcllf
.. •-21. (ti)
Beltlmor• (BoodlcUr 4·21 al New Y0<i.. IFonl-1 H). (n)
O.lroll (Perry 1·S) al Mllwaui\"
(Porter 0·3>. lnl
T0<onlo ISi!«> 10·SI 111 Mlt1ne.010
(Sd\l'om s-21. (n)
Ken1.. City (Black 3· 11 al O.kl•nd
(T.Ullder#OOd 4·4J, 1111 Ollcaoo (8anr>l1,., l·ll a r S..lllt !All·
boll 1 ·01. 1111
NatloNI Lffll'Ue
WEST DIVISION
W L
4S 26
.. 29
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San FrenclSCX>
San Dleoo
Hoo.nton
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JI 3o4
)6 36
36 37 '° ..
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$1.L4Ull
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Pltlsburllfl
C1'laKlo NtwYoril
EAST DIVISION JI 31
:M l6 ,, J.4 :n )6
J7 lt ll 43
Mef*'t'I Sc«ft
Montre-4 3, Cllk•oo 1
Plll1llurvll 6. SI. LO\.llt 1
Alla/Ila 2, Clnclnnell I
Only 9amet ICheduled
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603
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2
1V. 'I'> 10
16~
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(~a~Y IH I. (ti)
Plllaburall (MCWllllam1 l ·S) at Chlc•oo
(Trout 6•1) MontrMI lGutlckaon 7·1 end Sandano<>
•·SI et Plllladelollla IBnlrom 2·4 and Hucllon M l. 2, (n)
,.._ Y-(Lvnct> 4·3 and Gorman 0·11
ar St. Loull (Fonctl S·6 end LePolnl 4·51,
2, (ti) SM Franelsco (O.vl1 0-1) al Clncln<>all
(Prlca S·SI, Cnl Hou\lon (Rvan S· 11 al Al .. Me <~1-•l.lnl
AMERICAN LEAGUE An911s a, ll•neen o
TUlAS CAUP:ottNIA.
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Ba.t 3t> LAPrlh r1
Wr\olll Cf
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4 000 RJCk>nJo
3 O O O AO.ms JD
4 0 I 0 Own<>0dh
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2 0 0 0 Grkll 2b
1 0 0 0 RClart< tt 3 0 O'lr'FOll'lt
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CetlfOmle 001 120 13•-I
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Cieri!
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106 JS 51 I
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153 26 40 7
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111 21 27 •
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201 " 43 12 37 S I I
76 I• 16 I 'l1 3 , 0
J.Atl »4 611 11 PITCHING
R81 ,.ct, ,, 413
4' 313
31 211
IS ?n
20 .271
2S its 31 .261
40 151
0 ?SO
25 2'7 ll 241 11 240 12 230
33 214 • .216
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IP H H SO W·LEaA ~"' 2'l'h 10 1 21 0-1 242
l(kofl 7..... M 16 S2 7-1 2'3
Sancllei S6'h Sl 21 26 7·2 3 SI
Za1w1 ll'h 13 n JS S·3 3 2•
Fonctl 102\'> 96 2t •2 7 • 3 Ul
John 100 124 " 1'2 •·. • l'2 C"1b I~ II 6 9 l·O 155
Traver• 3%Vt 4S 16 20 0-3 Ht
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Go1tt l:A't 11 31 v e>-• • n
Br-II 11'."> 13 • 3 1-17 IS
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Curt!\ I
A~L"9'M y_.., 4, Ortllln J
Balllmor• 101 001 000 00-) 11
New YOl<k 001 001 001 01-4 13 0
MCGr--. T MerllMI m. Sloekl•rd (11)
and Daml>MY. R•wltv. Gol.aoe Ct) ~
w....-.r w-Gouaoe, •·2. L--Stod<Mrd.
3-2. Hlt1-&.lllm0<e, Saker• OJ. s1no1e1o<>
"' A'l 7, Rrtet& I
Ka<l\oet Cllv 000 000 100-1 S I °"land 010 100 OS•-1 1 0
Gure. QvltanCMrrv Ill end Sl•VOhl,
C.llehari, coc11ron c 7J •n<I "eer11ev w-
ea-n, l·l, L-Gur., 6·9 HR1--0.klt "ll,
Lemtiord 121. AlmOll (IJ
USFL
Al&al'ltlc w l T Pct, Pl' PA
• · Phlleoe1p111a IS 1 0 112 36S 113
8011on JO 7 0 Sl8 34S 324
New JtrH\I 6 II 0 JS3 lOC 403 Wallllnglon 3 •• 0 176 ,,, 421
C...,.,.al
C111<a110 II 6 0 .. 7 425 2"4
Mlcl\loan II 6 0 "47 411 l30 Tamoa Bo II 6 0 .. 7 346 ).19
Blrml"91>am I 9 0 41 1 ll• l09
Pacllk
•·C..l<tancl 9 I 0 S29 311 216 o ........ 7 10 0 •12 110 2IJ LOIA~> 7 10 0 .412 77S "' Ari tone 4 13 0 2'S ™ -.. ·cllnclle<I dtvl1lotlal tltlt
Morlde't'I ~
Tamoa 8av 26, Oenvw 2J
SefllrclaY'I Game
Tempe Bev et Birmingham, tnl
s.i..'1'1 0-
Denver •I LOI Angetel New Jer,.y at &o\lon
Oakland al Clllcaoo
Arl1one al Mlchloan
Pfllta04l!Pllla al Wnhlnglon
Money INden
I Lannv Wadklnl
2 Hal Sullon
3. een Cren111ew
• Gii IN>roan s Fuuv Zoatltr
6 Tom Kitt
7 S.ve BallnlHO•
I Calvin P"te
9 Rav Floyd
10 F...O C-'tt 11 Craig .Stao .. r
12 Oevld Graham
13 Hele Irwin
14 Tom WallOll
1 S Joflnnv MUie<
16 Bob Ea•lwood 17 Garv KOCI\
II Kelln Ferou•
19. Chlo Beck
20 Jim Cotberl 21 Andv Been 22 Rax Calc!weti
23 Boll Glide<
24 8111 R-1
7S Jev H .. 1
Lot•Aalmftol
MONDAY'S ltlSULTS
S27S,4S7
215, 10I
242.219
23S,717
m .011 211,392 m .n:i
ltS.508 171,M 110,5111
lff,6ts 160,'90
1,55,.,. uo,n• U4,31t
135,625
l:W,550
l:W,Oll
IJ0,657
126,40
123,m
111,SSt 11t,7S1
11U21 111"'3
('9111 .. tl·"""' ~ ,,_.....,
P:lltlT ••ca . .oo varo.
Wirt LIM (Herl) UO 4.IO 2.60
AOmlntllralor (Peullne) S.>IO UO
Chermln Cutlo<> 18roou) 2.20
AllO racecl· Allon Oon1 Ell•bO. FOCUI
Oii. Slkth ~Mm, Rovet W..rlt Go, Thlntv <~,r,:~):lnl'tHd. Don Pt...-
U IXACTA C9·ll Paid SSS60
SWCOND RACI. lSO vordi.
Jo41 Marie (Bard) 3 to 3 20 160
LUCY Rlbbont CHart) 9 40 4 IO
~ Kid (AllNIU~) 6 00 A.Ito raca<t Comotlla, Flal Oul Pel, He ..
EetY BkS, Pltad The Fifth, MIUllll..,.1 ... Balat1, V-.i Jet
Time· 113'.
,THlltO ltACa. 110 n td1
M r II 8 R ock ti (L1 c1te y)
. 10 60 "10 HO
Nuhvtlle "ltWI (P~tfllonl 400 Jto
L-Hatd Roed (Mylel) 3 60
Alto raced WIM Wlnetol. Curit Coll.
Zttl MllO, Heva 8ttlle, Honcla Jtt
Time ... .ll
l'04.lltTH ltACa . .00 nrcn
5.atn ... Jug (TrteturtJ 7.20 :UO UO
IUcto Kio (Bard) 4 to ) 10
TM Javs P\aft ICUr11l) $.20 "'''° rac.cs. "''"" fhofN>to<I. tr1oc11 Prune, Al• Velut. Loom Son, E•n It~. Pvrru v. Klno Third.
Time I0.17
'' l.llACTA 19·11 Hid Ut.90 ""'™ ltAQ. 400 vareh. Cry11at Ol•mond' IC•m•b•lll JUO 1UO I.AO
Ottrec;110f) (lt,..,,oev> uo "'°
Wreneter• Mlttrau (A.dell'> .._..
A.Ito rCH;ldi Pl'tcloul .i-Two, MlkM
SllawM N , Fifa l'olkv, ltllMlalnl, JllMt
liclelr. Miu l ull All A.CM, l 11v Mn Tlmei toAI
l!XTM •ACa. 400 -l.•dY Lita Tw o (Trea 111re) i..eo •.tt •J.O
OH•"'lnt Cr\M Cl«dl U O LOO
OH-0.it ltlvlnt Int (Wann 6.:IO 7 00
•
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Hard re turn
John McEnroe smashes
Scanlon in Wim ble do n
Mond ay.
a shot to Bill
singles m a tch
OH -OMd llHI tor MICOnO
AIM> rac.d. SOlllerv ChllO, Milady Com·
mender, Uno. Charm, Hol Stull. Chlct.t l·
IH Dream. Oorlnl OrMm. KewMh Tru
Tru
Time: 20.29. 12 aXACTA <•·51 paid llUO,
S2 \XACTA !N I Pllld "'All.
SllVUfTH ltACL ~ varO•
Pa.amolllft BUMv C H•rl J 4.IO 3 00 1 20
Priem Buo (Lec~evJ 1 to 1.20
Bar Bow Marcu• IAOafr) 2.20 Abo rac.O Vive Et Sel1, !>UPt<•tert
Bu Iller Time 19M
l2 CXACTA ( 1·31 N Ml Sil.IQ
UGHTI4 ltACa. Q vard1 SI Swlnclltr (Tt .. t1Hel 6.00 3 IO l 40
Ju11 Pteln Bruce (Ga rcia ) 4.IO S.40 Atolta Polley (Pllktntonl 13 20
Alto ra<:ad: BOid Hand. Au urecs Jua<>,
Hert A Hoolno. Jllrer e uo 8•ncl. w1nc1 And Fire, Tuoboa• Te, Lelco
Time 2040
l2 EX.ACTA (3·4) oai<I SSS . .O
'2 ~CK SIX. C6+3·9-1-3) e>alO 11,00UO
Wl!!l)J Wl'IJ!lllQ llcJWI (Jlv<t l>OrMl) Thert wu • carrv-over POOi of 12 1,201
NtNTH ltACC. 350 varcft.
The Crawded Kid ILeclo.ey) ~
120 J to uo
Coulllrv Bettler (TrMklnlJ t.IO l.tO
Dutil<> Gold !Bard) lt.00
Alto raced. 81\ie a.dulno, Tuft Coc>v.
Jetamoker, Rellelutlacl. Mlclltv RI""'"
Goll• Go Bov, c_. FIOtt Time: lt.04.
s2 •XACTA (7·4) oalcl '"'° Alltndence -S.'92
W111-....
MM'I lilWl1ll ltaund ..... ltotcoe Tenoer (U.S.) def. ROCMrl Ven'I
Hof (U.S.). •·2. •->. •·>; Tim Mavollt(U.S.I def John McC.urttv "'ullraHe), 6·0, 6-2,
•·•; Sandy W..ver (U.S.) def Mllce LNdl
IU.S ). 6· I, 7·6, 6· I. Cnrh L.awll (New ~Mlalldl def. Nelul<• Odltor (Nloerlal. 6• I, •·3, 6-3; Kevin Curren (South Atrlcal o.t.
Jimmy C011r•on (U.S.), 6•), 6•7, 6·), 7·6;
Ivan Landi (~v ... lal def, P et Celh
(AU1lrallal. 6·4. 7·6, 6·1; John McEIW'Oa (US) def. BIW Scanlon (U.S.). 7·5, 7·6, 7-6;
Mel P\11'<*1 (U.S.) def. 8r&a<> Gollfrl9d
(US ), •·•. 6-3, 6-J, 6-2.
Mtlt't .._... ..... a.....
Frltr Buttwllno·8rtan THC11ar 1u .. s 1 def.
John Uovd t8rltelnl·8ruce MaMOn (Us),
6·3. •·4, 7-61 Sammy Glammalva
(U $ J·Htnr1' Suncblrom !Sweden) c1eo1
Nici< e r-n·S...tn SMw (8 r11el<>), 6-1, )-6,
6·J , 6·4. Ancltn Jarrvd·Hent ~
(Sw..,..,) cleol. "°" C.M·&racs ~-• IAutlrallal, 7·6, 6·4, 1·6
Mlft't TMnl •tuMI ~
Brian Gollfrltd (U.S.1-Paul MeNarNe
(Au•lr•ll•l def. Wevne Hamc>IOtl·Cllrlt
JOllMOll !A.111fr'ella). H , -4-4, H 1 Tim
Gullkaon·Tom Gull1'Mn (U.S.) def Sandv
Ma-·Fwdl TeVIMNI CU S.I. 7·6, 6-1, 7·S; w_..,._. • ...,~
aero.re Poller (U.S.I def. LIM eoMer
<US I, 1·S, 6·•; Marline Nevrelllova (U.S.)
dWI. Cleuclla KOhclt·Klllctt IWftl Ger· many), 6·1 .... 2. v-Vtnnaak (Soutll
Alrlcal def. V!Tolnla R(lzlcl (ltornenWI), 6-2.
6•1, Jtm"er ~ (Soulll Atrlcal. def
Hana ManOllkove ICred>oslovellllll, S-7,
6·4. 6·4, Ketllv Joroan IU..S.I dlf. Katllv
Rlt1akSI IU.S.I, 6·2, 6·•; Biiie .Jtell Klno IU.S.J def. Wfltldv Turnbull (Auatrellal, 7-S,
6·); AndrM J-(U.S.) def. C.rh
Baoell (c.n.da), 6-4, ... l. Vtrvlnla WMla
(8rllalrll def. Ev• Pfi.ff (Wt\1 o.rm.rtvl. l •6, 7·6, 1·S.
w_., 1«• •~ o.o...
Cetll«IM Tanv• <Franoel-AndrM
f9"'flverl IHunoervl. def. lla<>a Klon
(So.llh A.trlca)·P•m T-rdtll (U.S.),
1·6. 4•6, 6·4. ..,_,,,,..,.. .... ~
AndrM LMnd-Lou Pla!tik (U.S.I o.t. '9nctv C (U.$.M4111n IY!lo..,.
ICred!MIO'Yaklll) ·1, )•6, W ; s.,.....,.
C1-11eVa •LAltT S.YCltel*o CUSS.I def.
ltot Fel~ ( 1fl Atrleal-Candv lta•
vnoiot IU S ), i-6 7-6, t-41 Mime"-(YUOotiavl9H(al J~dall (U $.) clef ....
JH ll KIM·Cllrlt -1 l..IOve (U .. i.I, S.1,
6•4, 6 l ; ROMmarY C:.Mlt IU.$~tn0v
TurnllUll (Autlrella) def. Lia All
1onoc>1lt• .. rbare Jordlon cu S.l, .... 1 H :
aarbaf'• Pot1tf'-$Nton wa1111 tu S.. c1eo1 1<1111 l(IVO!'lU'8·P1ula Smlllh (LA Jolla), 6·2. •-I
Wemen'I terwlil
MC>ffaY LiAOIUtS
I Martina Newalllova
2. Cllrl> Evart Lloyd
l AndfM J-
4. Pam Shriver
S WtntlV Turnbulll _ ._ SY1Vla Henll<a
7 Blllle Hall Klno
I Bt lllna BunM
9 Ka1'1y Jorclan
10 Hana ManclllkOva
~ o...> '" flslllne
IJSt,997
716,109
13S, 112
109,SSO
109,346
1(73,300
IU2S M,162
74,2S7 u.su
AJlT'S LANDINGO .. W-1 S..dl)-49
anollln J4S mac:Urel, 12• ban. 36 bar
rac:ucla. t llorillo. I rock lllll. OAVIY'S LOO< .. I ( ... w-1 Baedll
-1n •neler• I yellowlalt, 113 11arrac:u<1a.
s.l l>onlto, 3211 .a<>CI bau. 125 calico ball. 29
rod< ""'· • hallbul, 660 rnac.1'Htl OANA WHU, -175 engler• l•7 oeu,
IS bonito, 3 hallbul, 2 v-wlell IM rock
""'· MI madltrtl SAN DIEGO (H&M l.aftdlnlJ -18• anolen. 4 elbacore. 42 vellOwlell, l10
barrac:uda.1 fS bonito, 15 beH. 112 roe .. llsh MCNt•o BAY -.. enoler• • Uno Cod,
114 rVCk qa. 17 reel ,,.._, 409 Dau
LOMG l aACH ( ......... 116trl -124
•nolen. ...,, barracuda. 460 .and be u. 111
cellC:o beu, J ytllowl1U. I hallb<.11, I IS
mac:ktr91, 3> bonito
ocaANSlotl -139 •noten. 1 borlilo,
162 callco bau. '1 .and baU. l•S roe• ns11. m rnec:11en1.
Tiiis ..... , treut plants
''"' DISOC>-Ooane Pond. V•N"TUaA-MalHlle c ........ Sanle Peula er.-. S.-Cr-1.-r and lower>.
Ventura •Iver (north IOf'lll.
KU lt-,Adler C,.., Brtohl Valtev Rt1·
trVQlr, C.-. Crwell. Er"lklnt Cr...,, Kem Rlwf (lOU!tl ton), Kern Rlvtr (KR l
---to La-• t .. bella). INYO-eaktr Creek. Bkl Pltle Cr-.
""-CrM (!ower, mlcldlt. aouth encl
lnleka Ill, ~ Creek, GOOde1t Cr-.
lt~Mleoce CtM41, L.ont Pint CrM41. C..k
Cr• lnorttl fork), Owen• River (Law• 9rlOM doWnatream 10 Siewert Lane). Pine Creek.~ V.-V RtM<VO!r Sabrina
L.aka, ~da CrMll. SYmma1 Cr-.
T.-e Creell. TlMmahe Cr-. Tullle
CrMll.
Tiii• .............
~IOAY
Al LOI """'" -Jose Cella (LOI A.noelft I vt. Jol'M V aider (Ma a lco),
teal~; Al Allanttc: Cllv -Alt•
Remot l"-w York) vs Jama• Wair•
(ui. Allotlftl. mlddlt&, Al L .. Veoa • -~ ltoectt (Les V-1 .,.. lttnaldll Zer-CSloO .tonJ. lunlor
llOl\la; Jimmy Jad<Mn (let Veoet) ¥1
OeMo P91Klat (Fort WO<lh), 1un1or
llotlt .. 1'1tl0AY
Al Lot A~ -Cl.c.o Drttut (Sen
FtrlWlftdo) n. Ahemld K•r"" (Lot
A-'"I. welter\. WllOAY
Al T-. Fie ->of>ll Muo•lll
(l.onCIOnl "' G..v Gulden IMV<>tle.
Ind.). mlcldlft
Fleets poised;
Transpac race
set Saturday
8 y Almon Loda~y on... Dellr ..... ...,.
One of the most compeuuve
fleeta in the 77-year history of the
Transpac yacht race from Loe
Angeles to Honolulu is poised for
the start of the 2,225-mile cla,s.,jc
Saturday (July 2) off Pomt
Fermin, west of the Los Angeles
Harbor light. The 67-boat fleet is
divided into four clasaes based on
their ratings under the l.nk'r-
national Offshbre Rule ot handi-
capping.
Most competitive group is Class
A with 11 Santa Cruz-50s promis-
ing a boat-for-boat race across the
Pacific. There are 16 entnes in
*** Here 18 the entire list of starters
broken down into classes:
oau A
MERLll't (L-671 CUit WlllOll, SI Fre<>ell
YC. CHAR(EY (Ho41and·67) Nolan Binhntll, SI Francia YC, SAGA (NellO<>IMarek-6') Barrv
1Mrku1 ti al, Lono e .. cn VC,RA.GTIME
(Speocer-62) Oennl1 Durgan el 11. Ntwoorl
Herl>or YC. CHASCH MERIS.nta Crut·SOI Edilar Perker, S.nle Cru1 YC, NIGHT TRAIN
(SC·SO) JOhn Whllt, LO• Anoeltl YC. KA. THMANOU (SC ·SO) Jonn L•"llclon San Oleoo
YC, MISS MAGIC (SC·SOI Rlcherd EMlolt,
NH YC; UPBEAT ISC·SOI Don Ayre1 Jr
NHYC;INCANTATION (SC·SO) OevlO Reiner, Royet Vancouver YC; SAMURAI CSC ·SO) Rov
0110.v, LAYC, RAIDER (SC-SOI Oon CIOlhler,
Lono a..cn YC. OCTAVIA (SC·SO) SltWlrl
Kell, SI FYC, EARL OF MAR ISC·SOI Ok:!<
Elli-.. a t. NHVC; OAXACA (SC·SOl Lellle
Ltllfa, Monlerev Ptnlnwle YC, WHISTLE WINO
(Farr·SSJ Mike ChoOl>ln. LBYC.
CIH t 9
JUMPIN JACK FLASH (OevldlOll·SOl GA. WOodrottt . Rov•I New Zealand YC,A.ORANCI
IL•-•n·S4J Weller Hoffman. NHVC, MAGIC
TOUCH (Sanl• Crut-40) WtvM Colenan. ~Illa
Barbera YC, MIMI B ISC·40) Wllllem Wlb•n, LAYC. APPLE PIE ISC·40J Lewtenca
Schteler, Celltorn.. YC, SHAMAN ISC·40J Roderic Park, Richmond YC. NOTORIOUS
(Olaon-40) Scott Pirie, SCYC; ZAMAZAAN
CFerr·S1) Bruce EeM>m. S.u.alllo YC,
OUTRAGEOUS C0-40J R Llnl<tme.,... et el. SCYC, PUSILLANIMOUS (0·40) Robtrl Alt•·
andtr, SCYC. Sl(IMMER (0 ·40J Bob Slmollln>.
SCYC, REVENGE 10·40) Wayne Wl-11,
PlerPOlnl Bav YC; SPELBOUNO 10 ·40) Lou
Fo•, RldlmOnd YC. PRIME TIME IO·«oJ
Robefl Lund, Enclnat YC; PRIMA (0·401 Kellll
Slmmon1. Fl Worlh ll••I Boe• Club. GAEA T FUN (Oavlclaon·SOl Otv Barnard, SI FYC,
TOMAHAWK (Frar1·SI) JOhn Arent. Batooe
YC, NALU IV (LtPWOrlh· .. ) Jim Jeu .. t i al SI
FYC
C1aa. A Topplng the list as the
.!ICl'atch boat i.s the 67-foot Bill
Lee-designed Merlin , the elapaed
time record holder m Lhe race.
Others capable of ecoring line
honors (first) to finish) are the
Holland-67, C harley; t h e
Nelson/Marek-68 Saga. and the
62-foot Spencer-62 Ragtime.
The other cl.asses are Cl.ass B
with 18 enl;ries, Class C with 15
and Class D with 18.
Another boat-for boat battle
looms in Class B where four
Santa Cruz-40s wtll be going
head-to-head with e ight
Olson-40s.
*** Oen c
!>UPERNOVA C9w•n·Sll SleP<>tn Peui.v. eve. ELUSIVE IC,_ ..... , Cert E•ChenlauCI •I
e l, SOYC, ANNA BE LLE LEE
tPw1eraon·'9)JGN< Keever. Catlt "'-rlllme
Acadtnw, AMANTE (Pelerwn-.. 1 Mel RlchllY. Lido l1le YC, BRAVURA (Frerr .. 461 Irving
Loul>t. Lehalna YC. MAAISHITEN IT•l<-4') 1Cal1uhtko Tekeda, Jaoan. TIMBERWOLF (Ferr·JI) u rrv A.t1<tn1. Cabtlllo Bead> YC.
F REE RUN (T·40) R-t MlllH, save: HEAT
WAVE (0avldaon·4C) Aten.rd . Pennlnolon, LBYC. UIN NA MARA (Fatr-O J Jim 8ernllar1,
Hawaii YC, IMMONETTE (Frert·4') Rlcf\arO
Collrell, SI FYC. ARIEL CT ·401 S Sir-et at,
CelltO<nla YC. JUICE (EL·l81 Mldlatl EllH , LBYC, DAKAR tCSA·43) Wllllem GOodlev, Del
Ray YC. RUSSIAN wooo (Tur·4l) Nia Altx·
anc1er. c ave
Oeu O
CELERITY ISefenc!IPllv·Cl) WINtam DI· termltltf, Behle C0<lnthla n VC; APOLLO V
(P•11tftori·43) Allan Budd ..... SOYC, JOHAN· NE ($wen·4C) Oouclle• Simonton, LBYC, JEST
(J·)6J •nmonci Jaract.I, LA YC. PELICAN
EXPRESS <Farr I ton) Wi•lem Crew, Ve<>ti.ira
YC. LIBALIA. TOO (0av1""on·40) Arl""'° Kamtwol. Waikiki vc. WINSOME C.OLO
(Ou8ol1·40) Vln<»nl &er~lnt, SOYC. LOIS
LANE IWvl .. ·401 Wllllam Erk-., St FYC. FLASHER (Frer1·40) Leur .. Tlmaon. Richmond
YC, WALL STREET DUCK (Sllumac:l<H·371 J
ROCMnlOM et al, St FYC. TINSLEY LIGHT (Mvl!·)6) Ml~t ~-In. San Franc:IKO YC,
RED SHIFT IC'-te-401 Anne Kahle/ A.lei.
Goell. LAYC, SKYSAIL IC'-1•·40) R_.t
Granl, save. MONTGOMERY STREET
1Cet·401 Jamtt Denning, Rlctlmo<>O YC,
MURPHY'S LAW (C.1·40t MichMI Carnc>Otll.
Conalr YC. SUGAR UPS l~nl•nt·ltl Alan Brown, ~rooolll•n YC Ctilc.aoo , ltEGARO·
LESS (lar1an·40 5htidon ~. AlemllOI
BevYC. TROUBLEMAKER (HGT I tonl Geo!·
tr•v Go1ttng, Cat S.IO"ll .t.cadtmv
Plenty of ya~hts
expected in channel
Scores of local yachtsmen will
be heading their craCt toward Los
Angeles Harbor Saturday where
they will join hundreds of others
surrounding the start.mg area of
the Los Angeles-to-Honolulu race
which will send 67 crack sailing
yachts away to Diamond Head in
the classic bienniel race.
Many of the spectator yach ts
will accompany the racing fleet to
the west end of Catalina Island to
bid the crews a final bon voyage
as they head out across the Pacific
in quest of the northeast
tradewinds which will speed
them over the 2,225-mile course.
The channel between Catalina
and the m.ai.nland will become a
veritable nautical freeway Satur-
day as more than 400 sailboats
take off in the 16th annual Marina
del Rey to San Diego race,
oo-sponsored by Windjammers
Yacht Club of Marina del Rey
and Southwestern Yacht Club,
San Oieffo.
Biggest regatta over the holiday
weekend will be Alamitos Bav
Yacht Club's tradttional 4th of
July Regatta which usually at-
tracts more than 100 boats compet-
ing over courses inside and
outside the Long aeach break-
water
The only regatta action sched-
uled at Orange County clubs is at
Dana Point where Capistrano
Bay Yacht Club will conduct a
dinghy regatta on Saturday and
its annual Firecracker Regatta for
Performance Handicap Raci ng
Fleet yachts on S unday.
Southern California Yachting
Association calendar:
L.AK Aneelft·L-~
Loi Angolle\ Yacht Club -Celallne lti.nd
lnvlltllonet Rtoall• al H-l•ncl'l Leftdlng llOR.
PHRF) Suftdav
AlamltOI Bav YKlll Club -lndt9t<•OeOC:t
D•v Reoalla I•~ c .. nt1l S.turdev Sundav
s.m.~ &aY
Wlndlammtn Yeclll CluO -Start Merine del
Rtv 10 San Oleoo Rea. S.lurdev
I.en '*99
Ml~tlorl Bev Vachl Club -Flttcrectter
S..IM Ur .. 5' > .S.l1Hdav. Sunday, Monoav Cc:-ronedo Yadll Clue> -Poo Cowlev 4111 ol
Jutv lnwltellOnal (hancllcao) Sllnclev
SUver Gett Yachl Club -lnc1t91oc1toce OaY
Ovtr1110ht. Molldav, Tl.lftd<llv
Net1tl and "'6Md
Point Duma Yachl Club -Hunllnglon ulo.a
Outlno. SatUfclev. Sunoav Mo<ldav
Hu Na still learns
despite first loss
ERIE, Pa. (AP) -Hu Na, who
wanted political freedom when
she sought political asylum ln the
United States as China's No. 1
woman tennis player, got some-
thing else she wanted in losing
her-first competition since defect-
ing. .
"She came here just for getting
experience and nothing but get.-
ting experience," said &b Huang,
her coach and interpreter. "Win
or loee, as we know, you can get
Volunteer s a id
Olympic te am
LOS ANOELE.5 (AP) -Vol·
unteer fundraiaers from the
Southern California Olympic
Cbaun.ltt.ee have raiaed nearly
$1.3 milUon to suppon \he U.S.
Olymplc team, group chainnan
Donald P. CriveUone said.
"With Southern California
boating the Games next year, the
Southern CaUfomla USOC has
taken a leadership role in fund
raising," he announced Monday.
John Naber, a lwirnmer who won leWral gold medals al the
une 01ymptc1. u.td ... It'• import·
ant for ua (USOC), through the
Amerbn people. to atve th.e
athlet.el the.,_ I.hat Mneont
caret dwina th9 non-Olympe
~ ..
The a:roupe have ~
fund-rUlnl pl'Ofp'UN inCludlq
the Newport Beech lOK run lilt
month, a ?=Ual luncbeclll hOl1tOl'f.n8 Pt'4! . t Re.Ian and a
prGll'WID tn cooperation with Dll·
neyla:nd •
some experience and learn from
your loss."
The slim, black-haired Miss Hu
• was e liminated from the U.S.
Tennis Association Women's
Circuit of Erie Monday night by
1'7-year-old Claudia Wemandez.
who won 6-1. l-6, 6-1.
ln a joint interview with the
two amateurs after their indoor
match the Westwood Racquet
Club, Hu apparently did not say
what it was she learned from \he
loss.
Through her coach . however,
the 5-8, 125-pound athlete aald
that since she 14 not entered in
doubles competition, she may
leave the tournament early to
resume practice, perhaps in OU-
cago.
Hernandez, ranked second amona women in Mexitco, ad-
vanced In the $10.000 stop on the
USTA~t.
Hu'• defection last July at the
Federation Cup in Santa Cara
wu an embarTamnent to China's
Commu.n.iat government, which
canceled all sports and cultural
exchanges with the United St.a'8
for the lWl of iM y... when the
U.S. Just.ke Depu1ment panllld
her ~uest f« uylum in April.
After ~ in Bradenton. n.., aho m.o.e to rwume competi-
tion in l!'.rie, ~ that pr-..
cowrqe of Wlmbledon would
l..en attenUoo to beralf.
But ahe has been t¥>Unded by
report.en and pbotoFaphen
stnoe amvtna here Saturday.
"ll d.Jdn't bothw her. She l1kes
the pre.,•• Huanc lafd. "'She dJd
not have any~ tor her loa''
'
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0111H 1mc1s
MAUOY
DA YID J. MALLOY, resi-
dent of Uttle Balboe lal.and,
~ away on June 17,
1983. Survived by 2 nieces.
Margit F.uley and Inger
Marie Graham and l
grand-niece Mary Easley.
f>rtv ate rnemoriaJ aervices
wel't! conducted. Friends
who w\Sh in lieu of flowers
may make contributions to
the American Ct.noer So-
dety. M alloy-Mitt.en F\i-
neral Home direciors... (213)
HARDEN
ROSELLA HARDEN, age
90, resident of Huntington
Beach, Ci., f ormerly of
Pennsylvania. M emorlal
aervices Wednemday, June
29, 1983 at· 2:00PM at the
Dilday Brothers Chapel,
17911 Beach Blvd., Hunt-
Lngton Beach, Ca. 842-7771.
BISHOP
JOHN R. BISHOP, beloved
father of Claudia J. Owen
and Richard P. B~hop,
brother of Alyce B. Garvin.
grandfather of Pamela C .
Hunter, Lloyd J. Owen,
Sally 0 . Clemmons. John R.
Biahop n, Virginia A .
Biahop, Thomas A. Bi.shop,
Claudia Marie Sa.maon, alao
su rv ived by 7
great-grandchildren. Pri-
vate aervkles held at F orest
Lawn-Glendale, Forest
Lawn Mortuary.
TUCCIARONE
ROBERT JAMES TUC-
CIARONE. age 24 of Cost.a
Mesa. Ci. Pasaed away on June 24, 1983 in Fullerton,
Ca. Beloved huabllnd o f
Cynthia Tucciarone of C.O.ta
Mesa, Ci. aon of Mario Tuc-
ciarone and Florence Allen
of New10wn, Corulecticut,
brother of James T u c-
ciarone of Connecticut and
Danny and Johnny Allen
both of Connecticut and
Diane Tucciarone of Con-
necticut, grandson of Vi.r-
g:lnla Matthews o f Connectl-
cu L Vlsltation will be held
on 'J'uaday, June 28, 1983
from · lO:OOAM ID 9:00PM.
Funeral aervioes will be
, held on Tuellday, June 28,
1983 at 7:30PM at Pierce
Brothers Bell Broadway
Mortuary Ch.ape I. ln ter-
ment Newtown Cenetery,
Newtown, Connecticut.
Pien::e Bro~ Bell Broad-
way M ortuary d~rs.
ROBINSON
OORRIS M. ROBINSON,
age 80, resident of Hunt-
ington Beach. Ci. Pueed
away on June 24 , 1983. She
la IW'Vived by her daughter
Della M. McElroy, grand8on
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llll'Ofl"TAJfT NOnc. rwelneltet dMc:tlbed SI.Ill• C.t, C:O.te ....... CA 02920
If YOUR PROPERTY IS IN FORE-TRUSTOA. FOYE W SPARl<S. All other butlntw ~ and Id
CLOSURE B!CAU81! YOU ARE llE· PHYLLIS F. SPARKS dr-uaed by tlle lntWldad
HIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS, tl MAY BENEFICIARY: ALBUQUERQUE truf«QI wttnln lhr .. ~ lu t pMt
Bf SOlO WITHOUT ANY COURT FtOERAL SA \It NOS ANO LO..V. AS· ao ,.. .. known 10 the Intended
ACTION,andyoumayhe ... theteglll SOCIATIOH tran1fer .. .,. CLINE"S STA·
right to bring yow ecciounl In QOOd RECORDED Septen'lber 18, 19111 TIONERS, INC .. 3333 en.tot, C:O.ta atandlng b)' 1M1ylng Ill of your PMI u lnetr. No. 247t1 tn 8oott 14225 M .... CA: 35M Tyler Mell, Riv«·
due peymenll '*" permitted coat• ptige 1803 of 01llclel Recor<I• In Ille aide. CA; 522& Cllll)'Otl Cnel No. 1111.
and expeneea wit.hit\ tflr .. montl'le offloa of 1M R«x>tdet of Orenge ~. CA. 18030 Btodlhwll, trom Ille del• Ihle Notloe of Defltlltt County, Fountain Velley, CA
wu r«X>tded. Mid deed of 11ut1 deeerlbel '"* The neme(•I and bu"-ed· Thie emount It f7.2t2. IO u of totlowlng· ~of the Intended lranaf., ...
June 15. 1983 and wlll I~ un1M Lot tOO of Trect 3363, In the City are. AN .. CROUL se42 Edlnoet Ave .
'f04lr eccount becOtnM current You o1 eo.i. Mela. County of OfanQ*. Huntington BMch, CA 92540
may not have to pey the .,,ti•• un-State ol Clllf<>f'nla. u I*' map r• That the prOi>ef'ly pertinent "4We1o
!>*'<I portion of your ~nt. even corded In Booll 112. Page(•) 37 10 48 ta deactlbed In gef*'al u :AM •tock
though lull peym«11 wu detnMded. ol ml.celtllNIOUt mepa, In tht otftc. lntrede, natut•. equipment, and
bu1 you moat pay Ille amount 1tated of the County Recofdec' ot Mid QOOd wlll of a oertaln Stationer and
above Col.Inly. Card Shop bu*!,_ and II ioc.ted
After thr• monll\t from the dlll YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A at: 4340 lrvtM Btvd. lrvtne. CA 02714. of recordlllon of thla documerll DEED OF TRUST DATED 0/15/llt. The botl,_ neme uMd b)' Mid
(wl\ldl d•t• of r.cordellon appeera UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO lran.larort et Mid locet~ It
hereon). u,..._the obltgaton being PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT CLINE'S STATIONERS, INC.
lorecloMd upon permll1 • longer MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. That Mid t>Yltl tr-ttt la tnlended
period, )'OU hi'" only Ille legel righl IF YOU NEED AN E)(PLANA TION OF to be conaummated II Ille otnc. ot•
to etop the torectoeure by peylng the THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED-&irrow EKrow Co., 2070 N. Tuatln
entKe amount demanded by your ING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD AWi., SMte Ana, CA 92705Call-
credltor CONTACT A LAWYER. fornla, on or ell*' Jul)' 15, I083.
To find out tM emovn1 you must 31112 Country Club 0r1 ..... C:O.t• Thi• bulk treneler It 1111>ject to
P*)I. or to errange for r •yment to M .... CA 112&28 C1tlfornl1 Uniform Commerclal
1109 the tor*Ck>eur•. or I your pr09-"(If a atreet addr-or common Code SeclJon 11106
ttty te In l~e tor .,.Y other detignetlon ot prOC*1}' la sl\oWn The -and add,_ ot the't*• reuon, oonlact-al>OY9. no warranty It gtwn u to Ill aon with wl\om Clllmt may be llted I•
GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS, I oomp191-or CO<rec1,_)," T"* Burrow Eacrow Co 2070 N. Tullln
Federal Saving• 1111<1 Loan AMoci• bllneflclery unci.t aalcS OMd ol Ave . Santa Ana. CA 112705,
lion P.O. Bo11 1000 Northndge, CA Tru1t, b)' r~ ol e breech°'• Ret:&c;tow No 3ff70F and lhe tut
913211. (2 13)701-21711. fault In the ot>llgatlona NCUred <II}' tor nMng clalmt by any credllor
If you heve ""Y queetton1, YoU thereby, toer.iof0<e executed and 11111111 be July 14, 1083 wnlcl\ la the thould contect • lewyer or the Gov-del~ 10 the undersigned • Wfll· boll,_ di}' befor• the oontumme-
eimrnent egency wlltcll INIY to.ve In-ten Oec::larlllon ot Ollfault end 0.. tlon date epeclfled •hove
*Keel 'f04lr loen mand lor Sale. and wrttten notice ol Dated. JuM 22, 1983
RemM!t>er, YOU MAY LOSE br.ec:11 an<I of election 10 UUM the Ann Crout
LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT underllgne<I to Mii Mid property to lnt.,,d*CI Tr.nater ..
TAKE PROMPT ACTION. Mtlafy Mid obllgetlons, and thet• Publllhed O.ange Coeat Delly NOTICE II ttafaY OfWM: tllet att• the underalgned ceuetc1 Mid Piiot June 2S. 10&3
• bt..oft of, end default In, tne ~ no11oe of breech and of -.ctlon to 2952-83
gettona e«:ured b)' thllt certeln OMd tier.corded Marctl 18, 1083 u ln1tr.
ot Trva1 n~1ed by THOMAS E. No. 113-t 13225 of Ofllclal Record• In
ANFINSON ANO LAWRENCE N. AN>-the otlloe of ~ Aecordet of Ofange
FINSON, hulband and wll• u County;
T ruetor, recorded on Novembet 4, S.id i..lle wtll tie made, bot without
1981 u INl1Nment No. 3700 In coven111t °' wamanty, expr ... 0< lm-
Book/Reet 14280 Page/lrNge 357 piled, regarding tttle poeeeealon, or
of Offtdlll Recorda In the Ofb of etieumbrancea. to pey the reemlnlng
the Recorder of OranQ* County, p.1ne1pe1 aum of the notl(e) eecuntd
c.tltoml• hU occured In lhat P•Y· by Mid deed ot TNal, with l11tet•I
ment hu not ti.ti made of THE u In Mid not• Pfov\ded, advanoea. ti
APRIL 1, 1913 INSTALLMENT OF any. under the letlM of Mid OMd ot
PRINCIPAL ANO INTEREST ANO truel, t-. cnergea, and eq>eneet ol ALL SUBSEQUENT INSTALL· the Trualee and of the IN•ta created
MENTS OF PRINCIPAL ANO tN-by Mid Deed of ll'Ull.
TERST ANO ALL SUBSEOUENT IN· Seid ae1e wit be hel<I on. TUMd1y,
STALLMENTS OF PRINCIPAL ANO Jul)' 19, 111113. 11 2:00 pm at the
INTERST: ALSO, LATE CHARGES CNpman A--entrenc. 10 Ille
ON SAID INSTALLMENTS Civic Cent• BY!ldlng, 300 Eut
1981-32 SECOND INSTALLMl!NT Chapman AWi .. OfanQ* CA
ANO 1082·83 BOTH INSTALL· At the time o1 tM lnltlal publl-
MENTS OF REAL PROPERTY cation ol !NI notice. the total
TAXES PRIOR TO OELINOUENCY amount of the unpaid t>el~ ol tM
WHICH TAXES. TOGETHER WITH obligation aec.ired b)' the above de-
COSTS ANO PENALTIES, REMAIN actlbed deed of 1Nl1 and eattmated
UNPAID. C09ta, ~. and ldvWlOM la
Thet b)'....an t"4Weof, Ille under· $24$, 174.51
lligl*' doea "4Wet>y elect lo c:auee The 10111 Indebted-being an
the trult property to be told to •llmtl• on wNch the opening bid It
uu.ty .. tile obllgatlona aecwed b)' ~ted rney be obtained b)' cell·
MIO o-i oHNll. The underlignld lnO (7 141 037~ IM di}' before
l\al exMACted Ind deflWlrM to CALI· the u1e
FORNIA RECONVEYANCE COM· Dated: June 17. 1083
PANY, the ®ly eppolnt9d lrutl• T 0. SERVICE COMPANY
under Mid OMcl of Truet. a written u Mid TtWI ..
Oecl.vlllon of o.t.utt and OetMnd By COn1 Capra tor Sale of Mid tN.t propeny to ANl'1ant s.cr.tary
Mlltfy allld ot>lloetlonl and hu de-One Cll)I Blvd. W•I
poelted with Mid Truet .. aucll OMd Ortt1Q9. CA 2ee11
of TNl1 an<I all tnetrum.nll and 714-835-112118 ~ti .... lciog IUCh Obit-Pubtlthed Or#IQ* Coaat Delly
getion.. Pllo1 June 28. July S, 12, 1083
In Ihle lnetrument, """*-the 29eO-a3
c::onte111 ao requll'•, '"* amgylM
aUPENOfl CC>Uln OFC~
COUNTYO#~
700 Ctwtc C.... DIM W•I
P.0.90ll131 Santa Me, CA 1:1'1'111
Pl.AJNTlff; UNI AND ~
DU'IHOANT: CHNI HOf'l(•a
AND DCMEI Mt
C..No.1 ...
NOTICfl You he¥9 beef\ .-, n.-i:-5 ....... '°" wttMtlt ,_ "-9d .......
'" r...-cl • .,.. Reed IN lrlformetloft -......
If you wlah to Mell '"* edvtoe or
any attorney In thll metttt, you
lhould <IO 1IO promptly 1IO lhel )'OUt
WYill*'I rtll90f'IM• It eny. mey t>e
flied on time.
AVllOt Ult.cl ha-*~
dee». II .,--.. puede cleddlr
-"· Ud. ""' .... rlllla • -qll9 Ud. ~ dentro ... ID
dlea. L• le lnfontlaidM que ... -Si Ueted cs-ao11c1t¥ al conM10 "* un at>ogaOo en•• edunto. ci.. ber1ll l\-1o tmmadll._,t •. «'*' aa1e manere. 1111eepuee11 etcrtt•.
111 11ay lllgurle, puede -regletreda • tlempo.
::-~Iha 111ut11. _, v1oe ___ Plll.;....;;.;=.;IC'--'Ml.-TICE~---
I. TO THE OEYENDANT: A clYll
oompt.int hu ~ ntec1 b)' 111e
plelntlff llQlllnet you tt you wlell to
ci.tend tNe llwWull. you mu.I.
within • deye •ft• thll aummone la~ on you. Ille with lhll OOUl'1
• Wl'tllen reeponw 10 the Com·
ptelf\1 Unieee you do ao, your de-1eun win t>e .,,.,_, on ~tton
of ti... plaintiff. end tNa COUl1 mey
NOT1Cf TO CMDrTOtta ent• • JlldOmenl aoe1N1 you for oATEO: June 13, 19&3 '"'"P the ,_ilef <lirnandecJ In the com-GREAT WESTERN S"VINGS
a FecMrel ~ an<I Loen
"'11oee\lon, 1ormer1y
GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS
ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION
by Nenc:y Cofler1
Alll Vice Pr•
By: Artl1e Au11o
"811 Sea-9'ery
P\lbUIMd Orenge Cout Dally
Piiot June 28, Jvky 5. 12. 10, 1983
20~
Of' 9UU< ~.... plaint, wtild\ oould reaull 1n ger-a-. 1101-4107 u.c.c. ........ .. Nouoe 11 i.w.oy gt.,.,, to the credt-...... rnent 01 waoae. tllllnO of
tore ol EdWard /... StNthen and money or propeny or Olher rell9I
T f 1'9QUetl«f In !he ~1 Rlci\111d C. Meedowl, rant eror•. Dateci Mii)' II, 1993 .,._home addr-It 3455 Eat La RoOen B Kuhll. C*1I
Palme A_._, City ol Anaheim. Rita Rivera. o.puty
County of OranQ*. Si.le of Call-P\lbtllhe<I Orange Cou1 Dally
toml1 th111 bulk tmufet la about to Piiot JuM 14• 2t, 211• Ju"' 5. lN3
be made to Lowell H. Ruegger and '' Rub)' LoulM Ruegglr. Tr_ler_, _2_730-83 _________ _
woo.. tiome addrwa 1a No. 33 P\B.IC ll>TICE
H-. City of lrvtne. County ot -----------Orenge. s1ate of Cllllfornta. NOTICE OF DEATH OF
Kevin J . M~y and U-Cfltt-.. n,. property to be trenaterrec:t le RICHARD • , • ...., NICOLL dwctibed In o--111 .. All ltoclc In ~ ... ens Mammie McKeever and MO~ °' TIIUITU'• SAU Lou Pouttu. Funeral 8l'r-T.t . No. F-12a1 On Juty 10. 1083 •I 11:00 e.m
vlcea Tuesday. (today), FIRST AMERICAN llTLE IN-
l :OOPM, Dlld.ay Brothers SURAHCE COMPANY, A Cllltfomle
M ortuary Chapel 1791 l COfPOfellOn u TNW1•, or Suo-ee.cb Blvd., Hun-'" ... "" ce..Of Tru1IM or Sub10tu1ed -"6"" Trvwt ... of ltlal certain Deed of TN'1 Beach. The family suggesta eucuted by DOMINIC don
contrlbuliona ln memory of LEONARDO CIOCIOLA, • llnole Dorris Robltulon to the man, and recorded September l4,
Ch··-L. Of D-}i<ri,..•a So-1070 M IMt. No 15060. In Booll
un.:11 .nc ... ..,_ 13300, Pege 1770 of Oftlclel ,._ ence, Huntington Beach. Ca corda of ar.,. County. Calttomta
Dilday Brothen Mortuary, and purwent to th•I certain Nol1Ce .. .u~---•u2 7771 of Oefaull thereunder recorded
..... --•· 0'9 • • M111Gll 111. 11183 u ln•tr No.
NADLER 83-115299 of Oftldal R«x>tda of
Mid County, .. undet and pureoant
PAULA B. NADLER, rem-to Mid Deed of Trus1 Mil et pul>llC
dent of Hemet. Ca. Pa..ed 1lUCtlorl tor cuh, lawful lnon9Y of the
away on June 26, 1983. United StelH of Amarlce. •
S · d b h euhler'• died! pey&bl9 to Mid urv1ve y er ion Truet .. ~ 0,19 lt•t• or national
M.ichae1 of Corona Del Mar, bet'lk, • 1t•t• or 19detal oredlt wnk>n, Ca., mt.era Ber1ha M elzer or • ttet• or lecMrlll aavlnoe Ind !Oen
and Either Reiff both of :::= ~01n~ ~:
New York Oty, New York. cen Tiii• 1n1urence Company
Memorial aervicee will be ioc.t9d .. t t4 &at Atth Street. In
held on Tue9day. June 28, the City of a.ni. Ana. Callfomle. alt
1983 at 4:30PM at the th.91 r1Clht. tme and Inter.et~ to Md nO"Or !*<! b)' It under Mid Harford Funeral Home. ln Deed of Trutt 1n the propettf 11t1r lieu of flowera donations eted In Mid Covnty encl St•t• deo
may be made &O Scripta ICt'lbed •: City Of Co.1• MMe
Clin k? in LaJolla, Ca. the~=.!t,-'YsJe6te!: :-'1:
Harf.ord FunenJ Home di· 1«1t"-l-'Y 4e4.12 feet of LOI 43 rectors,__.---------•°' NetwP«t ~ta. M per map r•
r
CQtded In 8ooll 4, Page 83 of Mt. ~ Mape, R«x>tda of Or· ~ .,. County.
Tiie ltreet eddr-Ot other com-
mon dMlanetlon of uld pt09«1Y ta
put1>0t1ecf to be· 21 !l-21 S 'h E. 18th
Str .. t, C09t• M.... Celllornta
112627.
PACIRC YlfW
WIMOllA1. 'Ml
Cerreterv Mortuar,i
C hapel-Cremalory
3500 Pac1hc View Or1ve
Newport Beach
644 2700
..CoaMtCll MOUUAlllS
Laauna 8eacn
49'·94t5
L.iquna Hills
768-0933
S11n Juan Capistrano
495-1776
H+I~ UWN-... T. OUYI
Mon1.11rv • ~mt 1etY
Seid .-. wltl be rnflde wlthOut ~or wwrenty, •KP<-or trn-
pllld. aa to mi., ll 01e111lllon or en-
oumbrtlnOM to Mtltfy 11\e unpeld
.,...,_ due on the note or not•
-.-wc1 by Mid Deed of Tnm. to wtt· 173 • .ee3.M, i*'8 the IOllowlng
eetlmeted ooet•. upen-end ad· v-et the ttm. of the lnltlll publl-ceton ot Ihle Mollee of Sale
11,575.50
NOnCll TO ""'°"'"" OWNDI YOU ARE IN 0£FAUL T UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST DATED SEPTEM-
BER 11, 117'. UNLE.88 YOU TAKE
ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR
PAOf>EATY, IT MAY 8E SOLO Af A PUBLIC 8Al.E. tF YOU NEED AN
EXPLAHATION Of THE NATURE
CW THE fl'AOC€EOINO AGAINST
• CremalOl'f • YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. 1&.2S Gisler Ave
Cotla Mesa
SC0-5554
,_Cl•OTHIU -.L •OADWAY
MOttTUUY '
110 Broadw11.,
Costa M esa
642·9150
OATfl>: ~ ~.:..1...9'3 AMT AME~AN TfTLE ~COMPAN'Y
Ae.lf.oorp.
~L.i.-te
AuttlottNd Ofllcet
t t4 ~ Flfttl 81.r.c a.nta Ane. CA 1970? (7 1~11 PublWiecl CoMt Olllly
~ -"-,., .My . 12. 1083
2964-83
trade. nK""-equipment and J:: AND OF PETITION TO AD-:!.:! :' cL=H~~f.s ~INE & MINISTER EST ATE NO.
SPIRITS and tocaled at 1443 Cu.._ Al 11373
DrM, City of ""'"*· County o1 Or-To all hel.n. benef.ldaries,
ange, State of Clllfomla. crediton1 and contingent
The bulk tr~ wl" be ooneum-ed 1 f R l CH ARD meted on or lfl• the 15th d•Y or er tors o
Jvk)'. 1983, et 10:00 a.m. et ACTION ALAN NICOLL and peraona
ESCROW INC . ATTN ARDITH w h o may be otherwise
FREEBAIRN. whOM eddr ... I• 840 interested ln the will and/or
N Tuttln "'""··Sult• 101, Santa Ana. es•·•-·. CA 02705. Thet IM IU1 dll• IOt _....,
llHng cltllmll In the eact'OW referred to A peti lion has been filed
herein I• .kity 14, 11183 by Barbara Shalble in the
so,., u ta known to the Tr1111e-Superior Court of Orange tet.., all ~ nemw and Ml·
dr-.._, b)' the trenetaror fOt County 1 requesting that
Iha put thre ~ere: a.me. Barbara Shaible be ap-
Tl\11 bulk trllNf• ta 111bJect ot polnted as penona1 represen-
ca111om1e Uniform comm«dal oode tative to adml.nla1er the esiate eec11on & 1oe. Dated.~&, 11183 of Richard Alan N icoll
Lowell H. Ruegger (under the Independent Ad-
Auby Lout" Ruegger rninlatnlion of FMtaca Act). Trantferee Publlal\ed 0r.,. eo..1 0•1y The petition la tet for hearing
PllOt June 28, 111113 in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Ovlc
_29_&_o_-83 ________ C.enter Dr .. West, Santa Ana,
CA 92701 on July 13,1983 at
9:30 A .M . Nil.IC MJllC[
NOTIC• INVl'TlNO U>a IF YOU OBJD:1' to the S:~':T~":b~1Y:.'to!:&::;:. granting of the petition, you
munlty Co41eQe Dlltrte1 of Ofenge ahould either appear at the
0oumy,..Cell(., • ~ heanns-end atai.e you ohJec-
bld• up 10 but no later than 11:00 dona or file written objec
a.m.,· Friday, July 15, t083 •I Ille ti wtth th court bef.--Putchalllng Oepertment ot Mid cot-ODI e ~ ..
1ege dlatrtct tout9d at t370 Aciem. the hearing. Your appear
A-. Coete Meta, Ca. at wtildl Ume ance may be ln pel'llOn or by
::, ~ w111 be publlcty opened an<1 your attorney.
PURCHASE OF PAtNTINO IF YOU ARE A CREDl
PAPt:A, ORANOE COAST COL· TOR or • contingent creditor
LE~IE blda are to t>e tn eccordenoe of the deoNaed, you m\J8t file
with 1ti. Bid OoQument• "ffllotl .,. your claim wtth the court or now In Ille and ml}' be -eel In tM praent it to the penonal rep-
oftloe of 111e Director of PurohulnQ reaentative appointed by the
of::! c:'J: :!:,"°!,bml1 with 1111 court within four months
bid • caehler'• GMCa, owtlfled from the date of tint llluanoe
cMcll. 0t bidder'• bOnd mede pey-of letters aa provided In Seie-
ab!e to the orctet of tlll COMt Com-tion 700 of the Probate Code ~ C::r ~~ 8.:':~ of California. The time for
five peroent (!1'4.) ot the _,. bid • • fillng claiml will not .xpl.re
ouetan1 .. tl'let 1111 bldd« wt11 .,,., prior to four montha from the Into the Pl'090Md Contrect II the f .... ..___. MIN .. _.did to htm. 1n the _,, d.aw o uie heari.na no--..
of lellure to ent• tnto llUOh oontrect, a~.
1t11 proc..da o1 t11e ahed1 ,.. bl YOU MAY EXAMINJ: the
tortettect. "' tn the -ot • bOnd. file kept by the eourt. U you the lull -ltltteof wtll be t~ICI Ln·~--In .... _ ......... to Mid oo11ege dlltr1c1 are ....._..... ....., ---
No b4dOar "':ithOr-Na bid you may lft'Ye upon the ex
tor • period. t0t ftVI (461 d•>" ecut.or or adminlatrator, or ~toe d•1• "' O! the opening upon the au.omey for the ex
The loltld ot Trwt-,...,_ l'C\11.or or ad.minlatrator, and
the PIMleOI of retectlnll "">'Ind a1t file wt th the court wt th proof bid• 0t 10 Wl#Ye en}' lrregulerff ... 0t 4 ~..t-ritten t lnf~lle In any bid 0t In fhe bid· Ox _,. .,...,, 8 W reque11 dtnO 1t.au.na that you de9ire lpedal
S'INOf'MAN E WA T80N notJce of "'-tillnc of an ln
8-wtrf, Boerd ~.Tn.ia.... vent.or)' and l~l of =.,~~ g::: est..., --" at ot the .,.u
01a1nC1t "'-21. Jvtr 5. 1Ma don.I or accounta mtl'ltbwd
296443 ln Sec:tion l.200 and 1200.~ of • -------------------,) tM Callfom.la .Probate Code
...
1ALn111 ... o" sMTM I TVT'Mtll
WllTC:LM C:HAPll 411 E t7tn St
Costa Mesa
&4&-937 t
COMPLETE sports
dally 1n th• Daily Pilat
DOUGLAS M. 900l'B
ll .. No.MalaSt..,HI s..ca Aaa. ca. t17t1 (714)11 ..... ,
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fOf Tueeday ftlfough frri-1 1 ••a U...... _ To Plact Yow Ad, Cal day pubtlcatloh1: 4:30 w ..... llll 1r ... 1 ~.m, the ~ ct.y. Flnelt Laaoon view from dramatic 3 bdrm. 4 642 • 56 J 8 =~':1 r.:.ir~: bath pool home. Sl,750,000 Fee.
ltEAl ESTATE • &undayd..c!Knei.&p.m UYllll PUii UDIHT
.... "w••' ANi...." till• s.11 .... i..t.nJ
&.Ibo.a ... f'f\11..._.t.
(."iafblt•UO ....... I
Corurw ,t,.1 M•1
Cc.u Mrv
IOI/)
1004
IOUI 1001
101•
~~ ~~~t=~ Spec.1.aCUla.r bayfront dplx 2 br. 2 ba up, 2 br,
2 be dn. 2 boat IJ*IM. l\educed -• uoo.ooo.
n..u ""'"' r~.,v.u.v
ltuntln.t1100 !»ah
Hun\_ Jl•rbi,ur
llUI ..
um NllltTllll
11rl4 Kiii• lt'ld correction• may :~~~ 1>1 made on Mlftl dled-
PllllllU .. I llUIFlllT
Ooeen & jetty vlewa. ~ roam. 4 bdrm, 3
bath, 3700 9Q ft. X1n puidna. $1,385,000.
Liii llU . .......... UfVtw A. -.h
l.oofl'\ln• lltll• ~Jun• N'l1u .. 1
l•lw f"Uf'ftl M.._..,.,y,,..,,
1o:M 111111 aa al><MI. PIMM
1040 Uk tOf a "tclH numb«" ::::·! whefl e.noelllng yoor ad := ••• , Remodeled 3 bdnn. 2 beth + large rec. nn.,
beam oelllnp. furn.lahed, J*tioa. $420,000.
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New 4 br, 4 ~ be, CUilom French Nannandy
&1.ate 1.2 prime Kft hilltop •l.250.000.
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a1:. b•droom condo 11111th
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18" m•dl•t• pou1uton
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3 br, 2 be, frpl.c, beam celling, 2 car carport. Op
greenbelt. Comm. pool. Sl25,000.
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Near new 4 bdnn, 4 bath, lake view. 3500 9Q
ft. '44-0,000. Will trade for a local lot.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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Tll'YALll 4 Bdrm, F.R. In Harbor
Vw Hiia. Jutt reduold
with grMtly ~ lend
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dition, cathedret oeltlngl.
$286,000.
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AMttora, 875--eC>OO
THE !<EAL
ESTATERS
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tn Eaataldl Coela M .... 3
Bdrm, 2 beth, lat'Ql llvtng
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modllld bathl, large tot Peala1•la l-• •v1·1 with alley acoeea & RV. ,_...,..,.., .. , • .,.""!'"'!""..,..._I 8u.Jt......,.. fur S&W •&.;&,.... ()pportuNt~
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•J, .... ""•"'""' ~1o~ ttie Mw Verde Country ,.::::.;. ... _, ... llD Ing. &4M181 Club? Who wouldn't? --. AleULS spea1ou1 two ._,, 4 4 &. 114[ wume IOM. • ... UN * ~~ Bdrm at • price we4I ,_. TLC. Under IN!tlt Large 3 Br p-+ o.t
»20 below per. s 21111,ooo. '21~.ooo. eso-:M55. w11eo•. Omml Vl9W ~ 1s 1-3111 t. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 9Muty. 1425.ooo ,,..,.
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dJI. fOl'dl prlwcy. 8~ :~:. mov1-ln condition 6
n 11 bdrm wtth petlo on -t• u 2• and garden 111try wtth dip
122• poo4 Md IPL L.8fVI larn-
822' tty room wtth prof9Mlonll
8221 11ep-down bet. Stalnlcl
02:11 end IMded g...., loun-
all: taln end much more.
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dining room, add•d
m04h«-ln-law q1.1arter1
Of Q9l SWlf'f • Super aharp,
a m\l9t ... at 1156,000.
Call now 648-2313
THE NEAL
ESTATERS
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walk to th• bH ch.
Speotoua 2 Bt 2 Bl ( 1440
tq "·~" hOme tn North na OMch. At·
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• b I• w/15% down. 12.50% toan. All< fOf Al
Weinert, 844°7020.
Lmll 11&1.man
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DoM oniY .. 1n-ihe-~ of 3 er t'A t>e. S106,000 by
taet• wtth ttll hlgMlt owner. Giant yard,
QUlllty mmten.11. A «»-bHutllully upgr•d•d.
tlghtlul SBA Canyon Op1n Sun. , et 2005
Cr•t townl\OU" with Arnold. 646-3440
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dtntng, famlly room.~ t.1• 1 -• munlty pool, ape. tennla • ..-
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haa bought anotw and ll"INp" com. tot. OrlfY
wenta to ... now. S127,llOO Cmll 1179-&Uh
M4-1211 ~·1 ---Hn• you read today'• The IHtMt draw In the
Ct•Mlflld Ada? u not, Weal .• 1 Dally Piiot
you·re mlMlng the beet C1111tfled Ad. Cell Today
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BANl(eRO
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Lovely condo n.ear back bay
w/green area & spa. New ceramic
Ule entry & kitchen fioors -wood
burning F .P. New 12', 30 yr fixed
financing available w /20% down!
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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Highly upgr•d•d unit fMturing 2 muter auitee,
2, 12 b•lll•. lkyllght• llld
plantation 1hu ttar1
throughout Ownarl
UllCIOU I . Atking
S139,llOO. For an ap-
pointment to Me, call
540-1151
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Secy, bkkplng, type Walt .. Cu•t l#Ofk I.le nght, Ir• •llmati on ttlmrn'lng yd mllnl &Small MovlngJobi DOUGHERTY BROTHERS Oll119111111111 IAll1f&ll-.L'I IU O'-ena ll.ll>)eG\1 . ._
Proff/1ml bua/lndlvldual. #38 t057 Rob 547·2&83 latge Of emall tob1. Lie lndllOp. Mike 040-0602 . Mll<,E 04'" 1391 TrM1-lnd1epng. 21 yr1. & INTER. AMI. rai.. ,,.. Eaperlenoed & • Pro-M to lt5 hr ... 2-9033
Hr/Wlc/mo 640-0888 COncrete muonry flat• 3De821. 973--035g -646-0565: 0424657 •t. 8tev. 647-4281 feeielONll. Vflf'f r~ M&M 851·9804 Th!~·~ r!'~yal, I
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In the Cula1t •ula1 work. 1~nd1t1on1. Blocit, LIC'D ELECTRICIAN lmmac=1 y•rd1 cir~" HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Liili lllVICd ••&Un PlllTDI able rat" for
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PILOT
SERVICE
DIEC TORY
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C ... 1~ti&,. • ..._1ry c ation Fr•• 111. Lie. 233108. Sm1llllg1 I kl ' F ' U NITURE&TRASH ho'#IObe"OUr11tor,,_6 I I TRYING... ~ 861-10•1 s-;;;~iilOb•~~ 7t~1706 jot)•.rapalrs.~8-5203 ~~;;•-rH .. , MATT046-50611 HY• mon•Y. 11,,;;J Farthlnglnteri&~ DID41J ... 111
"'" •t. 845-2003 Ctraalc Tilt ELECTRICIAN HAULING WOlry. So Ilk• The Legal t1ANOlNG1STRI~ ...... C1eahlt .-............ ____ I Gd lltM Free eat Lie .aPllUI IAIMHI c1nup1. y1rd1tree _.-v. E1Cf.r111 Route c111 VISA-MC Scott 645-e325 ..... ,11q/a..u.r ~™In" tt'~p;.;~•;:.•;:""""----... ,. ... TII• ... 4t&Mll W1yr-.. 83t:7t>s0 830-5035 RANOV &42-78-47 85 -2252. 10% oft w/ad. Blackwelder Paper-r.irrn==-ro:: SUNSHINE WINDOW ~re;;;lr. Olll<iue l Fr .... Guar. 903-3283 Iii Dee I JESSIE'S GA ROEN ING a .... Cleul!I I Jiu .. ~ ll•~lng & R•mov11. llgn. N9w remodel. plw, CLEANING 042-16-49 •• ::a, .. IT '!.<!:!!... ~gulUY~ ii~ a ='d~~. CNAACOlltmt~ r.-..1 •1• d ~•pair m~""'nt ~!:-'1" fll.m &35 R681N's clEXtJINd BRlC~RK Sm1li }Obi , ~-3e~k only. Stev9 ~~~-~":a. WE WASH WINDOWS --Sprtnga, repair, d00t oper-.. -• ..,.. ~ S R ........,... ,..__ FMt -PrOf-'lnel Your Delly Piiot Palombo COf\lt 962-8314 llc>n. S.. 6em0111111llon ~ E VICE: a thoroughly ·~-,,...." """11 M"•· a..fia Ouellty wen ou-rantMCI s.r.1ceDlr.ctory •R·em-oa:l-/"'S::::-""8J .. ,.·.·com-·m·. Seacoaet. 2468 N-...vvo Mow, edge, cteen-up, trim. clean houM 6-4().()857 lrvlne. Rel• $75-3175 "TWe Gala ~ld30Heno I Fr• •tlmate ••• 73n 1
.. _ ~alr/aml job•. Fences. & d ........ Llc'd B c·· ••2-3 --....... Fr .. eat. Aeu. ratee. Jim Jl-.....1 ~.'-83 .. -v. any-Huter ROOW""::R ,,__ _.,.. • • ....,ree«11ltlve ahllvea, pertltlone Lo rest · · bonded, I., '"'· .,... 490 &4&-1968 OLW 1111111 WTI8L llmt New-~-~ ltatt Law 142·Mll tit, IU ratH. Steve 731-831 t Ina. For ett. 552-11142. Sprtng1-Htng11-0pen1ra. IEfl•-• tt• •f RoMHatcpg • 973-0564 -ABC boVINd-I.le #411802 5-48-1173-411~-.------.. --~~~~~~~~~ Speclillzlng lddltlona & Free pre-llm. N-& re-Repalra. L<MWt ratMI -..... Quick, Careful SeMoe fluter/letah -· Stet• llw requlree that all ::; emod model. Exp, llc'd and I.le Tom 557-4480 L1t me makl your garden ELINA S Lie. T13~6 552-0410 PllSftRIDcAINd FIREPROOf ROOFING contr1C1on who petiorm ActaatlcaJ ~one l4gu;~·dFr~nd:: bonded. Wiil ualll you to 11_ • grow & your grUI grMnl HOUSECLEANING Reltucc:oa Int/ext. 30 yn Cl ... A FlberQlaM wor1t over $200 locludlng Ctilla= 83 obtllln Hnan 5411-t978 -r 1aia1 rm fully lnMJrld t991i1 Old fuhloned cleanl~, ti· *A· 1 MIYlll* NNt Paul 54S-2W7 FISH. •3&8113 labor and mt1eriela must
982-15 evening• 99EEI Engllah, & you wm' nnd my llclant. re!lable. REF . Alt Best quillty. 26 yr elCp. $46-20-W be lloenaed. Unltoenaed
New & "Y· Remod .• Car .. I lemc1 M141t1rr1a'H O.ett. • n work el(cellent. Call (7 t4) 5 pm. 839• 1284 Competitive rllee. Home, Apte & Commercial contrect0t1 ahoutd ao
carpentry. Lie. #341012. N-/remod. Exp'd. Lio. Topped/removed. CIHn 788-3773; If no enawer, EKperlenced HouHtleeper Lie. T • 118,428 730-1353 Paten work. lk:'d & bond· ltcrtttrlal 11111 In their ad""1ltlng
Ablllty Bldra 730-1900 0ar,.t111 bonded, Ins. Wiii help you up, lllW tawna. 751 ·3478 plea.le keec> trylngl t<ev1n & Generel Cleanlng. Cell ed. # 140607. 636-9412. ltntcff Contract ore and oon-Al~alt wlllelttale 111-1111 obtain lhe best financing. Tll llUI ••urll B!Qga Lat1d1Ctpe Main· Calle 8-46-8502. TWO COLLEGE MEN f laaiflat S:C:etariaJ ;;:;ic; . .......,~ 111mtt•. contact Miry -Call now. 549-1978. -tenance & 1n1tall1tlon at Wiii Mov• Y04J 8 yr• eiq>. · ""'""'' Grondle 1t 55&-40ae.-t1h ay-PAl'tllng Cot Sh1mpoo & steam cleen, L1wn-tr .... 1hrub 1n1t11t your wvlce HISEOLWlll VllMl/MC 547-11107 H lllr fl• Ut-1121 copy, etc. Fu1 llMoe. 111y queetlon1 Contrac:-
Aapalr..seelcOlllng color brighteners Wht R J HUFFMAN & SON Tree trim/Removal 1164-8720 p tia WATER HEATER Special
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Din Hall~G di Hall, llv/dln. rms s t 5; avg 648-8588 645-4"•4 Free NIIMI!• 548~5 6lt:5277 Quality HouMheplng, •IC· Fiil PAJmH TILE INS~ TILLED Plue. Room 890, Santi ,. ng room S7.50; couch S10; ~ perlenced, dependable Drain• cieared from S5 & ,. Ana CA 112701.
6 Palltng Co. "/comm chair SS. Guar. ellm pet ~ G i Clean-ups -Landec1plng PaJntlng-Cerpentry Pat 4194-0280 · by Richard Sinor. Lie. s 15 anytime. Repel..-. And Repelred. •
Lie. 3978804. 842-t720 ~or. Crpl repair. Hi yrs Hla •I Haullng -Tree Trim Gary PTL 280644 14 :I" ot haWY 851-t604M&M642-9033 GuarentMCI. :::========
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exp. Do work mwaelt eziMooaeMobUdogFree111. 642·9907 ***HOMEREP.AIR THECLEAN-MAKEA loc::al'cu1tomer1. Thank Smlth &SonPlumb' REFS. JOHN893-0487 _ _ ' grooming our van your Ei.c>P b-C 5 yre. 11Cp. Hometoffloe you, 963-4114 .ng -111!!!11-l!lll!lllll-•-
ot will babysit IX· Reta. 56-4-0123 drive-way' 8AM·8PM 7 Exp G1rdanel", M1lnl, F hJ~ .,~i r•t• evall 675-4853 Plumblng repalra & drllM ''" lenlce For Id •ction
perlenced. r1Hon1bl• FIRST CLASS-Quick dry dys 531-i4« cleenup•. tree tr1m, tree anoee. elth 84 72 OISTI• PAlmH ciel.red. Lie. 845-3-428 low RX'TE'.S " n
coll. So. Huntington r-.ilts. Free eat. & 191 · · 911• Call Pete, &4t-l09e Home Repalra-Carpentry IHH Slttla~ 25 yrs. Lie 403114 t. In•. C cl 750 Meaay dog1I Grooming C1blnet1-Elec·Plumblng bonded Rell. Col0t eK-STOPPAGE? T1ee trim & remove, All al a
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TLCI Beach, park & lunch. FIRST CLASS-Oulctc dry 21 yre e1Cp. 548-2848 Mowtn~ Edl,Ting Twice a Cer111\ed Houae Sllttf• 831-1122,
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WeyneWrtght641-0181. ICf•I T9M873-2888 WhatevlftheFad y11r llyouhavea AD-VISOR 1vall. OeeAnn 850-0598 clan service. 750-9075 ~rill 548-11707 malnte1111nce, odd Jobe. Laa• 1 i Cadlll1c. to Go-Carta the camping "bug" thl•
Haw aornethlng you want YWALL TAPING General garden melnten! Renov1tlng/RototHUng OUAL TY ORK Roll 'em off the market •
Shoe> •t home. II'• IUY to Mii? Clualfl.o Ide do All Tex1urea & Acou•tle llOCI. Cllanupa, tree trim 5ell things fut with Oally Sod lllWn• & Sprinklers REAS. ~TE';. EXP'D With• Claullled Ad camper thal
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not getting 6.42-5678
with dueltled 642-&e78 II welt. 642-5678. Fr" es1. Kevin 873-1603 tree eat. Abe 548-aS 19. Piiot Want Ada Dave 8-42""853 BRENT 846-2480 Call Nowl 642-5678 =,;:1 ~~now with a --------
• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Wednesday, Jane Z9 • -· ·-ARIES-(March-21-April 19):· SttrvNe-calls,
corrununications relate to social activities, possible
vacation travel. Popularity increases, wishes are
fulfilled and you could strike pay dirt. Means you are
capable now of winning a contest or purchasing
stocks which zoom upwards in value.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Solid gams
indicated where business, career a.re concerned
You're able to detect trends, to cope with details, to
realiz..e value of inventory and to do something about
it. Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo persons play significant
f'91es. GEMlNl (May 21-June 20): Spotlight on
conununication, t.ravel, special relationship and
fulfillment of romantic fantasies. You'll be active,
creative, capable of expressing ideas in graphic,
dramatic manner. Member of opposite sex cares very
much and will make you aware of it.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Focus on interest
rates, loans relating to home improvement. possible
purchase connected with domestic el\vironment.
lndividual who previously was stubborn m response
to requests will now acquiesce in surprising manner.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Review contractual
obligations. Someone attempts to gloss over pertinent
infonnation. Insist on definitions, clarify cloudy
issues. Erradicate elements oC deception. Stand tall
for principals. refuse to give up something for
nothing.
VlltGO (Aug. 23-Se,pt. 22): Older iridividual
helps restore order. Focus on basic tasks, details and a
coalescing of efforts with those who share immediate
concerns Cycle also highlights change. travel and a
variety of experiments, e>eperiences.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): lmpnnt your own
style-you'll have more working room, a wider
audience and you'll experience sudden surge of
popularity. Love will cease to be a stranger-you'll
feel more emotionally secure. Aries and another
Libra play key roles.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Commurucations
are restored with family member who had been in a
''shell". Stress integrity, determinauon to get to heart
of matters. Correct safety hazards. take action to
improve security and to repair roof Leo is in picture.
SAOITFARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Demands will
be made on your time -you'll be called here, there
and rverywhere Key IS to be versatile without
scattering your efforts. Sense of humor aids m
establishing 9en.se of fitneSS. Intuition will prove
reliable. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Elements to
timing, luck ride with you. You'll be at right place,
you'll know what to do and when to do it Money
picture is bnght and you could win a contest. Keep
resolutions concerning diet, nutrition. health. Sagit~
tarian figures prominently.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18): Necessary ma-
terial becomes available. Step to forefront, assess
needs and artiCUI.ate desires. Gain indicale<J through
penorlal appearances, direct appeals. Cycle continues
high and you'll succeed in initiating necessary
rebuilding process. Pl~ (Feb. 19-March 20): Be analytical:
diacem motives, discuss ~ues with "special" member
of opposite sex. Oi.9cretion is necessary because
secret.a will be revealed and your cooperation will be
eoughtdurlngclandestineeooounter. You'll be up to
your neck in intrigue!
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Now accepting applications
for Di.strict Manager to super-
vise newspaper carriers.
Salary commensurate with
experience. Company ben-
efits plus bonus opportunity.
Must have Van, station
wagon or pick up with/shell.
MUeage allowance Included.
Apply in person, week.days,
3PM to 5PM at 330 West Bay
St., Costa Mesa. ..... ·
Selllnq 1nythlng With 1 P90PM wflO need ~ Dally P!tot CWellled NJ "'°'*9 eftftyt dllOll ttle
la • ll1nple maltet I -~ DnctOl'J _In the 11.-t call '42-0071. I(' DAllY PILOT
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litlr Wut.. 9100 H1l1 Waatff 5100 Heir WHt.. 9100 Heir Waat1• 5100 Heir Wutff 9100 Bil• Waat.. 9100 C..p!tr• 1111
Coote, experienced In ltll-HOUSECLEANING Ser-I IHI Jll lulltlll ..... II hltt-llt'"911,lten W1rehou.. Rec•lvlng X1af\';IO;O, MW w/2 pro-
ltn atyle food. Entry level v1oe deeperallly needs Medical ~ di Meture peraon w/~ Clertl, mull hllYI mW-t""mecl eatlridQll S80 r,:!'.~: N~·~ ~~t~re ,~.~~~II~ •t1ttUHtbslltHt nator. Sterling c::'.r; and computer ex~r mum 3 vrt lxper\lnol In ____ 2_-M_S5 ____ _
orcall076-3333. M on-Fri 8AM·2PM. Plumblng,electrlcal,wood St6,000 yr. &Jbmll r• 754-8363 receMng 6 myat handle Rlglonll rep win lnttell
Salary open, tren•p req worklni or related •um• by 6/30/83 IEOln&llAL pepar w0tk W911. Full comp. In your home.
OlmltlJI C.M . vlo preferred, trade1. roblem aoMng LAGUNA BEACH FREE ~me, 8"1 ~ro'7 ber)-training Incl, 112 price. 2
Opening tor full time ex-957-8'31 epptltude essential. CLINIC. 480 oeean Ave. M1Jor brok•11ge f irm C~~TS U~~~E~~~I-1y1tem1 left .J U.95.
perlencld m•lnlenanoed Commercial bulldlng ~~~CA-i'te!I~ eMtclngmlluralndMdual EOE M F/H · 1 H11WYe.42...t16e.
pereon '°' 2 F~---1111111m1 -k.40.wt.~tptoi . 1or 11Cra1ar111 po.111on. • / ·
111and Retell Store• Oarllng 11111e gin, home by 7.14·538-8525 Mon thru ttfttt IHlltr 1n1u11nc• background Yard wortt, a.an up, ll\llln-free le Yn UH
844-5070 EOE tl'le water In CdM Gen. Thur• 12 noon to 3 PM Exper'd S1l1ry com-preterrred. 80 wpm taln Hunt 811ch. Fr• khtena, 8 wb Old.
OellV91YOrlvel'.CteanOrlv· hdouaekeeplng MS-4527 IUUIHIHEHI menturete with exper lyJ)ing. Cont1C1 Mk:tlele 642·158t. blk/wtlt, nHdl good
Ing rac:ord. Ov~r 20. ys. Earn $450 to $800 per 5-45-2030 ate«-11111 Cati HiS llomu. 875-9211 .
Bring MVR. COST A Housekeeper. lemale, 5 week II you h1ve 1 ala. Painter, eaper tn com-Secretarial _543-__ 5_20_5 ____ _
MESA BLUEPRINT, 1890 daya per week. Newport wagon Of van and enjoy merlcat & realdent111 Secretery/word pro-IH~~~ .... ~'"1• -FREE klttena, 8 Wk•, fuzzy.
Pl10entl1. Ste F, Coete Beech., ... 8-45-0089. WOl'klng with teenlQlf• P•lnllng. 873-2083 oeaaor. lkllled on IBM F L """1·~0~1 of nr. wuned, need good Mell 548-5571 Call Mr. Rountree at 1y•tem1. XLNT Op-emel,e• 1 • mile llomee 543-7872
---...-------HouMlitter. Were looking S<la-7058 btwn 11AM & PAllT/TIIE REI l ·I portunlty, top Hl1ry, St50. 648-8132 ---·------HIT&L for elderly peflon to 3PM WMk diya. w111ted 1du1t• over 22 good benefit• Clll Of DM SSlt F111 Kitten•. Sl1m111
Htghty lkllled R.D.A '°' babysit our b .. utllul whO enjoy w0tlclng with Mnd re1ume to: Jim I Moth9r, 10 wk• old
tut paced orthodontic CdM home on a momenta 11&1111111 REP youth. Mu at be well H1yea. lnt•matlonal Con-12 lift exeptlOMI uermen 875-4274. practice In Mlaalon Viejo notice for a couple 01 Hive 3 opening• In Mer-groomed, peraonabl't, a M.iltlng Engln..-1. 208 t Shep pupa, AKC, --F,-.. --K-11-t•_n_a_to_g_o_o_CI
area. Full time. Or-days or wealc•. Mull be ketlng department. No positive motlv1t0t. Start Bualneta center Drive, per1n11 St50-1 175. h<>ml.llea-1809
thodontlc e-.per. req'd non-amkr, totally rellable 111Cp1rl1nce nece111ry. at S75.per week Call Ste 130, lrvln•. CA, 903-55112 830-370.3. with rel'• throughly Comp1ny wlll ttaln. XLNT 2-5pm, 8-46-702 t (Uk fC>f 112715. 714-'1155-0333. 1..,...,,...,....~---,-----Fr•: Kltlen1 with ~. chlclced Out VflfY llttle Income, 11 quallfled For Sharron). AAA Home dog training. colorlng 1 Cocktlel with
DENTAL RECPT 2'A dy9 houukeeplng nee Appointment, Call Mr S.tretary, hMath9 oti.dlen~ & problem cage, ~ gulne pig• with
per Wk f0t buay Lagun1 Pleue Mnd lhon r.. 86 5 PUT TIMI Ananclal ln11911ment firm IOMng. ~ to ~ targa cege, 49S-242e
Ben olc &per & pleuant turne to. Oally Piiot, Ad. King, 2" 8'3 ml/Wfllllll tor educ1tor1 need I munlcate with 'fOAll dog =-------.,..-
per1onallty 11 muat. no 1068. P.0 Box 1650. Medical~ Office W/11b M•k• ext 1 SS h-'~• e IC p 1 r • d p 1 r 10 n . through our IOve and Two L.abe, M ..... 2 Y'' 494-9788. Co.I• Meu, C1. 112826. ••per Family Prac1tca. 1 ..,.,.ng nell Admlnl1tr1t1ue EK-pralM method Trelnlng Old Firewood ~70. youth carrier• promote • relerr•I• 11 bl 546-8&22 m OllTUOT OUll Hutband/wtfa teem• who ~rvln: :~~~9:t_~2~lnt their own 11tabll1hed ecutlve Secretary with 636-9205 eve ' •· --------
Mutt hive iutomotlve 111_ love to trevel & expec1t 10 " n · rOU1et. Maturi. outgolng. excellent typing and UMd lumber and ftrawoocl
P«llnC41. 493-337S Mr. mike S5000 pr mo C1ll 111ractlv1 parentll type •ho rt h • n d • k 1111 . AKC 8Moll Pupplea, $&5. Y04J ~up
Spoil• BARWICK IM-Cretg 802-274--0539 lllltOAL Pllltllll peraon. pleue call Non-ampkefl pt•ue 647·2~ 642-3-481
PORTS Inc --Comp1nlon1, live Ina. 2-Spm M-F 646-7021 Clll: 553-0940. AKC Ch line mini
Electrlcl1n. commerclel • A~=le<k aldee. L V Ni, R"\: Now Peraonne SEOllTAllY Schnetaer m-pup, $220, w::::,alred Terner n.O•
exper nee. Non-unl0'1 jAgency experience re· lntllNllwlno at egun• lllYIOE F .. t paced contulllng firm 548•6384 s..~· 2yr old malt 8-46-8200 qulr.cl. N u r a Inf Ser v I c I RIPtllflTATIYE need• en e1Cperlenoed Female Ru11l1n Wolf-I..--":"-:------,=::=
•FlteCterk 71'/494· 272. Cuatomer orientated Olaplaywrller operetor hound, h .. ahot.. "°"'9 Fualhlrt UZS
FILL 1111E PAY IHa.9000 IChlever-Pefmenent PO&-who can edit lor apelllng broken, 1p1yed, AKC 11' m 2 pc ~w
PDT-nm Wiii --Model• ltk>n Needed to aervice & gremmar. We need "9 8 mo. Sw•et r-"f uptlol St 000 2
oppo1tunlt111 avallable u HERBERT HALL * IOIELS IEElll top companlee We are ~ wllO wan11 to temper11m111t, io.... kldl. Uphol occ:u1on8' chra with th1 LOI Ang111 lsREA MALL Melling 1 quellfl.o Inell· be pert of a dynemlc 1200. 494-2995. $350 1 Uphol chf 1275
Tlmee Clrcul1tlon 0.-PIT ottlce poaltlon open * v1dual who would enjoy ~~~Oooeo:;1=~ ~~ G«rn111 Sheptlerd pup. CAlrWd mebletta top col·
par Im. n t In 0 u r Call Tom R•y. 529-t278 MALE & FEMALE teeming the temporary llCpetlenoe a capablltlll. plee AKC. Ouallty pup-IM tbl $50. On a_,.,_
dO<>f·to-door MWSPIP4H Lid)' to Illy nlghll ;-w; WE NEED NEW FACES f()( bu11neas from MAN-Collin• AllOclat• 567 plea et grHt prlcea, bed. t50. Wine cart $25 aai.. program. Guaran-recuperating petlent POWER, The World'• Sin NlcolH Dr NB PleaaeC-'IR<>Oyn-at 4 Mepte ctira S50 ee. teed hourly wage plua 8-45-0089 • pl~ent In modellng Largest Tempor1ry Ser-844-5771. ' 859-4807 or 8:3o to 4:30 548-IM 18
commlaalon Hour• II Jobe In 0 . C Call' vi~ Prev1ou1 ••P«lence Mon through Fri at s800 R c AM-2 PM, or 4 PM • II L • a • I n g _ YHI-• plus Call Libby for stOlnAllY 855-l052 atten ouch,
PM Training It provided Agenl/Rec11ptlonl11 """' "'"•' 1 mm 1 d App 1 't · nnl/wtll11 ,_new only Potential to eern $300 needed tor latge busJ. TAUIT &IEIOY 7 1 4 • s 5 8 • o 2 3 8 ~·i.:,gooes (I' pnone & Sllefry'a Poodle puppy I t50. Zenith tereo con-
plu• Plf .,.,..., For an In·""' lnduatr1aJ par:&" •• 714-77t-073t ' ~ ng. 11 ~·••I e , t 1 1 IOle,phOnOteoe.AM/FM tervtew. Call (714) Orange Co Exper. In •-·1111 84 527·ukfor oenn. cup.toy-mlnllure 1250 $95.631-8447
957-2381, elC1 1204 leulng & public reCatl e Mod•la • ---SECRETARY part-time, 1 up. 540-28'43 I IH Wll ..... 1Me
IUEUL lf'10E ~:!~~&. PIHl6.,. all *lllELS EARN UP TO e::" rn!.'!':e 117~576 Siiky T1rrler Puppl11, with l c:helfa. 1 150 Arm
ExperlenC4I helpful. Gooes LEGAL scTRY10Fc MGR IEEHI* $100.00 per day ...,.. ·" ~.:=: 7"i,~~65~ 54&-
1248
~,:::.· ~~o~ TRAINEE Npt Bch RE. I ALE&FEMALE I talanO snapshots 111 I Active Momeu:' Co ·-1111 ............ .....
touch. )(LNT Company and Bua Litigation firm WE 'IEED NEW FACES for I your area. Pan 1 need• 1harp, 111p1r· d S wtttl-l c:hlh. S 150 Firm
beMflta lnlorm1t ol'flce hu opening 101 pt1101mt1ntlnmod10ng II timelfu• time ' P«tontohlndlephonee, WllTOllllll.I 543-
1258
C.M. Call Mlllle alter 9 Pm~:/~~t~d e':'gO::!<';;t~•Y-fob• In O C. Call· No uptt1et1Ct 1 typing llld other dvtlee Like new. 1285 firm. * I BtJY am. 645-6800 ....., related to Mortg•g• 1184-53e&. ~* )(LNT lklll• tnd thort· HW YHl WUT ......... , . ._, Sinking 8acti ground In
IEllUL lfFIOI ~~·~ ld"':!t~t TWIT &llllY • lmmldllt9ly. t RE.,dS&CL'• or B111s king Ptb SS3S
Ellc:lronlc Arm In Santa for qual. Individual wtlo ......... Wr111 IO '. ~ t'•,.,. ont•ct tlYI. 2 Plr'llC911 wnn cege a MASTERS AUCTION
An• Miking ltllfp 1911 demon1tratH allenllon • UNITED PICTURES t '''" ltlnd '55. 567-8393. 141 1111/111-1121
mo1lv11ed pereon for tront oflloe. Varied dutlee to det•ll and wtlllng""'8 1 PO Box llM1 lltarTAIY !Cock-e-too. "Umbrell•" a It q-lleeper, tan &
Including phone•. flllng, lo ie.rn. ContllC1 Mr An-IEW llEITlllllT Los Ano*s. CA~ Public Aelatton1 dept of You~ male, VlfY fl1lnO-oo4d 195. 5 ti loV'I ... 1.
typing and bllllng. Prior drua. 6-40-eHO llW 1111111 _ ---fa11 plOed IQ«lcy r• 1)1. ~ 00 obo, lncludee matching $50, Cepta'-1
bllllng llCPlf. 1 deftnlle UIM lffretary qulrH up•rl1nced, wroght Iron cage. 9QI Bdrm Mt 1145 11\d
plua. 3Q to 40 hr1 per Prob•I• e•perlance Plf-ltW rtd••rllf a•tl Printing, 18 to 20 hrl, energetic person w/XLNT 1-493-4453 «...., w/rfWrror M6 Md
week. 5'5-7108. m1n11nt 3 day week. OtoL.a-11 Llr typeaekno~ .. ~pdfulCI, mormern~ typlng/org aldll• Word Lllec Cfownad Amuon deek w/hutdl S76.0f1tt
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••• • -,_,,... ,_, ProceHlng helpful. perrot. w/CIQI & atend Ina tabll. ld~lbtl MS. llUT IPPT'Y ''Hlai J•IJ ltlt Inga Of afternoon• Call 9711-7000 s125. 77M032. _M4-__ 11_62 ____ _
f'olaw .. rvlce concept UHllAll WAITD lt••t .. ·Otstl • Tereu 1151-11600 S.n.11ttlH ,....._. ,._Ii'-" 1111• 97tl oocoe bm eol• S350. need a mltketlng In Or· lsummer. Muet be 18 yrs "' PIT Permanent poet11on IA.II ••• L • c he I r w If o o u I o o I
Cty Own hra, great is. old w SI pref but wm ltll arta .. ltt.. ror bright mature person. Part tlrM gllVI y1td INtl. IA illij~ di 1175/obo 472-90711
Call Luke tor further Into Interview" other 1ppll· • Muat •PHk Engt11h. ~::J.,~fn'g":,fy• ,,:: ~ -~~ ~ing: LIMITED or:n:R 5.tM827. can11. 493-t54t f1ll 1taff. Pl1111nl 11moephere, apply. 2590 ~ Bl. 1tutf1d 1ot1 J chr
htt/lettffl LoenProowor Wafftr/tlt, ~·~~ ~=u~9 CoetaMIM. $800,775-355e ~%~":·,;"'~
(Peneeletltlf'l9\ i•Pt' L~ Pr~ Heb, ftltfiUt, •m ONLY. weielCdaya ·~ ,__.. ~· tt<IOO-. bed eeta. not WCOlldl Of' Sun-Thur1 11 PM -I AM. needed for bu9Y 11Cpand-~ erm otira S75 M , pert-rejecta. Twin 11t1 to
Start se per hOur. Ing offlcie. PllUant aur-liartell4en. tl&UTY DllTlll anviT•n ner'• dlk $860, tota mof'I S89.tl5. Fut Mt S7t.t5. Tiii lrlHer rounding•. xlnt t>enent1, tllUWallltr. Full time QC work w/eudlo •rr91 I 046-1397 SIYI 9Yll\ more on king
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must be experienced In u·-t• ••1n _...., to •~• a ll 1111 & queen Mtl. Free del.
tatHrlllt FHA1VA1Conv1nt1on11 Mlrl1111w, 1111 ata7;:'As>f>IY Boolcr0n-EKper. ~~Y sun. •-aana 8311-74154 11k tor •
Newport Seidl &42·888t proc.aalng. Send Re-11"1 •ft Tepe. 7t1C W. 17th St, through Thura. 15:30 PM IAlf oonci. ~ aou. 22Q ~al bonus.
Call In AM aume to: llndaey & Co. v-'"' CM All<'°' Gt-. to 9:30 PM. G ...... "'-··"' current. Call Gerveo ~--,...-------17071 IMM Btvd, Sii ~ ._ ~ • .!"""'7 04~173t I & lfld tbl, arnotted
Find wh•I you went In 201, Tuetln. CA, 92680 RECEPTIONIST-11Cper plue comm. ,..,...., and gl8ll lnt.y, beel,, Ital D tty Piiot
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, pr-af. type, 10 krt. hvy pro11 .. lon11 working Al cost: H.w ,_ Ulld contem. Knurted wood,
• llMllled• Want Ada Cell 642·5878 CIUlltled .. M2-7M7 l)hon9I In bulY Irvine condl1ton.. ~ Hllll 30" • burner G.E bOth $375, 673--47~
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btawt•s to wort rtadcrt lor lht Orttttt Cool Da~y P110I <Nr min start at 3 JO p m 1ncf
work llf'lld 8 JO pm •tekd1ys On S.tw10..y, 'ft
work a le• more llolln You ,,,a u1n m1ny
trips ind pmu, along w1lh 01111111 your own ~
m0111y lhtr~ 11 no dtll•t11n1 er coll« hon •A 1nvoi~.cl If you art 1nl9"\l.cl pltHt c•U Mr / 1
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doctor'• offlcie 561-4682 offloe. Scott, 951•2777 ooOlctop (chrom.) '500. Cuatom 7 rt blue pnnt
Lv meg. <R•I MW 38" chrome hood tell, 1260. 5 pc Pecen
U --1200 or HOO both. bdrm Mt +-lllng bo.t. w.r•-• T~~ora 67M7ta ' eprlng/mettreu, STOO,
needed tor bUtY Nftpor1 &TTllTllll er ... Sim~.,.~· '*1 conc1 on-64t'-
Beectl edV'lrtlelng llQlll'-W• went good t~ with 1,.y, tMJl(>t end Wood Dining ..... ..,. cy, Send raeume to: J.N. r-1......,.11 to Ml .,,,_ bawl. l300 or best on.. _..._._ • Biker, 111 540, 3857 ...:=t::.:"te..... ......-731_5190• ...-•• new cond .• 11s
Blrcti St, NB. t2MO. """' """"' 487-Me2 or t~
Reet1ur1nt llUIY FOR SALE fWl'lc>-tNalr, Eatlte .-, furn Ind ml.c ~ eoolltalt Plr• .... .-fUll llM l200 080. Cell lttm1.N9w---/dt...-'°" needed Mon-Frt. 1 t ••m 5M-422t ett• • PM 88$ Plumer. ue ·~
am • 8 pm. Aptpty In per-PIT aYenlno work Cell HAAiOf\ AREA Flotatlon Water 8•d • eon. Surf Ind 9:enct Hotel, •ti• , pm, 7151-4223 APPLIANC~ 8EAVIOl AUMfl •IH. trame '
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9eedl. a.. Donni. ftl.UllllWMI "PPitanoe9. IG-3071 *6-5101
111 Selaty, 11141/tv. No.-. UJ•w••-~ ta Ing. no exp1r11no• I MT-.-FOi ..,. Sofa i7~L~ 12000/wk '**'flf'f.W11ttr9'n.P1TLM • ta~,_, tat>1.a20oao.~
0••• ~~~'Cell RE~IGERATGA _•_ttii•UiOiiPiiMiiiMiiiiRiiu-, -U111,,..,2ctr.~ttee. lllhWIW
'30 P'R00-1215 PAOflT TOP W I tlS. •UOIO I.Al 867 .. lSS
CallJldl 714-847-8522 Fe1M1e1 Pf9f Modele & C::: • -· 9!11 dryw aotOlllenl New IC)fa, won. tler'Olln Etcorta. (113) --tN4 oond .• too. '42~t74 ... '450. 141'6t71 ...
Vettt pettilng attlndanta. WMhlfl~, nocado. tAM. Al#'/ 1n paNOn. TuM a XJnt oonc1 .. muet ... MM "&l....,,....,..11e_t_1e1p_-cs.-._,... ... ,,_,-...10.
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TODA Y'S Cf{OSSWORD PUZZI E
ACROSS
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5 lntlcnlble
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14 Frog genus
15 Suitor
16 S. Arner.
nation
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20 Impassive
21 Born: Fr
22 Short race
23 Llabllllles
25 Mols1
26 Image
30 Cheer
3 1 Unmitigated
3<1 Emporia
36 Fabric
38 Fish eggs
39 Drys
<12 Prod
43 Ravines « Inaugurate
45 Domineered
47 Agt
49 Loom reed
50 Art: Lat
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53 Stere
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61 Turkish chief
62 Tree ol hfe
6-4 Network
65 Salk's field
66 Baffle
67 Pouches
66 Toll
69 Raced
DOWN
1 Bikini tops
2 Bombast
3 Aware ol
4 Sad sound
5 Pitch
6 Finial
MONDAY'S
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3 wds. 27 Freight 51 Pointer
8 Celebrations 28 Of mountains 52 Sta\e: Abbr.
9 Unbound 29 -degree 53 Jokes
10 Insect 31 Vore 54 Taj Mahal
t 1 Of a loot part 32 -Dame site
12 Swedish 33 Peevish 55 Bugle call
money 35 Factions 57 Biies
13 Spurt 37 Thrives 58 Whoa
18 Spain'& El -.. 0 Defective 59 Comfort
24 Herb .. 1 Pronoun 60 Achievement
25 Birds ,..6 Fears 63 Lubricate
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-2 _ International Fiesta/ An Advertlsklg Supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, June 28, 1983 ...
Hot, fun times .co111ing to FV
Chili, bluegrass music, carnival offered at International Fe~tival
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Does four days of contests, a
carnival, bluegrass music, Armed
Services Sky Diving Shows, an
International Food Bazaar, a Euro-
pean-style beer garden , a bicycle
rodeo, a chili cook-of(, 15-and 5-kilo-
meter runs, plus a spectacular, free
Fourth of.July fireworks finale sound
like fun?
If it does, then head for Fountain
Valley's Recreation Center, 16400
Brookhurst St., over the holiday
weekend, because all these e-vents,
plus thou.sand of dollars in prizes, will
be part of the First Annual Inter-
national Fiesta.
The Fountain Valley Chamber of
Commerce has been working for
months on wha t it hopes to be the
greatest happening in the city's
history. Coors and 7-Up, the Daily
Pilot, and many others are assisting
the chamber as ro-sponsors.
Local merchants and residenta
have raised $7 ,500 for the city's first
professional fireworks show, which
will be staged by Pyro Spectaculan.
The company was in charge of the
Disneyland nightly shows until the
theme park recently took it over
themselves.
"Spearheaded. by Ralph's
Furniture with a $1,000 donation, and
the Fountain Valley Community
Hospital with a $750contribution, the
Chamber of Conunerce has received
gifts of one dollar to $100 from more
than 600 area families, and donations
still are arriving daily," said Joel
Vest, ooordinator.
Many well-known personalities
and entertairunent groups will be
providing continuous entertainment,
giving demonstrations and judging
contests.
Fountain Valley Mayor Marvin
Adler will conduct the ribbon-a.atting
ceremony, wh.icb will be accom-
panied by the United States Army
North Island Military Parachute
Team, which will treefall from a
plane in a whirlwind of smoke before
making tl lut miilute pull on the
ripcords of the panchuta
Michael Burger, a comedian who
has been a featured suest on "The
Tonight Show," "Real People" and
"Eye On L.A.," will &bare mMter o1
ceremony honon wtth=Amold o1 the K.ABC Eyewitna, tMm.
Columnist Ormly CiJ udaln will
heed a grvup o1 jud,e9 at the ChW
Cook-Off. Amsti.ng him will be State
Sen. John Seymour; 69th Dlatrict
Staie Amemblyman Nolan FriJmlle;
Roger Stanton, ~ of the
Orange Cou.nty Board o18upervilon;
Alan McKone and Robert Knox.
municipal court Juda-; Jeck Kelly,
Huntmcton ee.dl City Coundlman.
and formerly of the .. Mawridt" TV .n.; Vida lleu o1 the Daily Pilot;
and .-veral L.A. Rama cheerlMdera.
The Comtablem and y ankee Blue-
,.... will be f•tu.red at the Blue-,.._ r.uvai.
Officer Mk:hael Stmomen of the
Loi Anp1el Police Department. will
put on a lhow ln which h1a ''partner''
Offics Byrd.. 7-~ ~-. will perform. 'l'homanda of dollan worth o1 prt-. wm be awarded to wtnMl"I ot.
Columnist Ormly Gumloclgin will &erve as
chief judge tettiDJI the heated eom~tition
for the Chili Cook-off Saturday at Fountain
Valley'1 lntemational Festival.
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.. lntematlonal Aesta/An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, June 28, 1983 - 3
Aerial, gastrono111ical
varieties on schedule
FOUNTAIN VALLEY INTERNATIONAL FIESTA AND CHILI COOK-OFF
July 1, 2, 3, 4, 18113
Schedule of Event•
FRIDAY, July 1
11 a.m.-5 p.m. BMX Bicycle ExPo and Rodeo
Sheriff and Police Displays
1:30 p.m. Mlchael Simonsen and "Officer Byrd" Bicycle Show
2:30 P.M. Armed Services Sky Diving Show
5 p.m.-10 p.m. carnival
5:30 p.m. ·Armed Services Sky Diving Show
SATURDAY, JULY 2
8:30 a.m. Chill Teams and Concession Set-up
10 a.m. Fiesta gates open
10 a.m.-10 p.m. Carnival
International Foods and Bazaar
10-10:45a.m. Steel Band EntertaJnment
10:45 a.m. Fiesta Grand Opening Ceremonies
11 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
11:45 a.m.
Noon
12:45 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:15 p.m.
3p.m.
3:30p.m.
3:45p.m.
4p.m.
4:45 p.m.
5:30p.m.
6p.m.
Armed Services Sky Diving Show
Gene Bear with Bear Country Western Band
Chlll Teams Cook-Off begins
Michael Burger on Zorba the Greek Stage
Gene Bear with Bear Country Western Band
little Mias Hot Sauce and Little Mr. Chill Pepper
"I4ams Cheerleaders Entertainment "
Miss Aesta and Miss Fiesta Princess
Gene Bear with Bear Country Western Band
Chlll Cook-Off judgl~
Chill Teams Entertafnment
T ortllla T osa
Miss Fiesta and Miss Aesta Princess
Chlll Cook-Off Awards Ceremony
T ortllla Toss
SUNDAY, JULY 3
Noon Fiesta gates open
Noon-10 p.m. Carnival
lnternatk>nal Foods and Bazaar
12:30 p.m.
3p.m.
4p.m.
4:15 p.m.
5p.m.
6p.m.
8:15 p.m.
7p.m.
7 a.m.
11:30a.m.
11:45p.m.
1:15p.m.
2p.m.
3p.m.
3:35p.m.
4p.m. ep.a
7p.m. lp.m.
lp.m.
Armed Forces Sky Diving Show
Yankee Bluegrass Entertainment
Bluegrass Festival opens
Tortllla Toss
The Constables Entertainment
Bluegrass Competition
T ortllla Toss
The Constables Entertainment
Bluegrua Awards
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4 -International Fiesta/ An AdvertlsJng Su~t to the DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, June 28, 1983
Miss Fiesta,
youth titles
to be given
Miss FountaJ.n Valley Fiesta will be
chosen by a group of judges headed by Ed
Arnold of the K.ABC-TV news team and
will be crowned al a ceremony Saturday
afternoon on the International Fiesta
Entertainment Stage.
Sponsored by the John Robert Powers
Modeling and Finishing School, lhe M~
Fiesta contest for women ages 17 to 25, is
being conducted along with lhe Miss
Fountain Valley Fiesta Princess, ages 13
to 16; the Little Miss Chili Pepper, ages 3
to8;and lhe Little Mr. HotSauce,ages3to
8.
Tawny Little, al.&o of K.ABC, will assist
Arnold and a lhird judge will be
announced the day of lhe ceremony.
Winners will receive prizes totaling
more than $3.000 in modeling and
self-improvement acholarships.
Among those vying for festival
titles will be Christopher
Perkins., 7., Pepper Pollock, 6,
Jason Perkins, 5, Kelli
Pollock, 13, Amy Kaskel, 13
and Robert Kaskel, 10 ..
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The Perf9ct Way To Relax With ·;hat
Spectll Someone.
LLOYD'S ABERCRAFT
DOUBLE GUDEA
Reg. 1239.00
S.lel1•·•
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FOf Yoor Hotlday
Cook-out Party.
CHALLENGER 600
POST-BASE
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Sale 1155.00
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SptlOlal 11•.'5
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Civic groups,
vendors offer
International
food booths
A wide variety of international
foods will be available at booths in
the bazaar and Coors beer garden at
the Fountain Valley Fiesta this
holiday weekend at Mile Square
Park. .
Local service clubs and organiza-
tions and commercial vendors offer-
ing the diverse menu for sale will
include: Akoubians Deli-Pizz.a,
Armenian food; Boy Scout Troop
No.281 , Mexican; Fountain Valley
High School Band, American;
Nonosina's Dance Studio, Poly-
nesian; Omni Business Club,
American Indian; Something
Greek Group, Greek; C.alifomia
Elwyn Institute, Mexican; F.dmans,
Inc., Philippine; Fountain Valley
Lions Club, Polish; La Quinta Choir
Boosters, Italian; and J & J Meat
C.O., American.
Soft drinks, beer and wine also
may be purchased.
SPECTRUM SALON
Landmark Plaza
8945 Atlanta(at Magnolla) 536-9392 Huntington Beach
MINERS SMALL ENGINE CLINIC
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Army parachutists
drop in with flags
The U.S. Army's North Island
Military Parachute Team will per-
form two jumps 'daily during this
weekend's Fountain Valley Inter-
national Fiesta and Chili Cookoff at
the city's Mile Square Park Rec-
reation Center on Brookhurst Street
at Heil Avenue.
During kickoff ceremonies on
SatW'day, the learn will drop in with
large ceremonial scissors for the
ribbon-eutting. Maj. Gen. Henry
Schumacher, commander of Fort
Gordon, Ga., and the U.S . Anny
Signal Center and School, wiU
participate in the ribbon-eutting
with Founuin Valley Mayor
Marvin Adler.
Jump times are as follows: 2:30
and 5:30 p.m. on Friday; 10 a.m. and
2:30 p.m. Saturday; and 12:30 and
2:30 p.m. on Sunday and Monday.
Two members of the parachute
team performed recently on the
television show, "That's In-
credible."
free fall at a speed of 90 to 300 mph.
After their parachutes open, the
average speed will drop to 33 mph.
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On the Fourth of July, one jumper
will parac hute in with the American
flag streaming behind him. Some
freefall fonnations to be demon-
strated are stars, figure eights, a
slow and fast fall, ana canopy work
in which open parachutes are in a
stacked po9ition.
A ground crew, in constant con-
t.act with the helicopter, will coordi-
nate the jumps. Thia crew alao will
assist with crowd con trol and will
de9Cribe the aerial activities over the
public ad~ system.
Maj. Henry Volkman of Mission
Viejo and Capt. Jimmie Hankins
will pilot the helicopter.
OVER 40 ORANGE COUNTY
LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
When the team jumps from the
Army Reserve helicopter at approx-
imately 7 ,500 feet, the members will
sears
Army recruiters will have an
information booth at the fiesta.
SURPLUS STORES
Quantities and assortment• are llmlted, so hurry lnl
EACH OF THESE ADVERTISED ITEMS IS READILY AVAILABlE FOR SALE AS ADVERTISED.
'We tell linl quality aad diecoatiaued merebaadlee from Sean Rea.ll and Catalogue Diatribution. '''Wu" priees quoted are
the regular pricee at wbieh the the iterm were fonnuly offered by C.talofl-or in maay Sean Retail 1to~ around the eounlJ'Y.
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Oscillating Fans
9" -2 Speed Wai 117.99
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Now '19"
16,, - 3 S~d Wu 139.99.
l'Jow 131"
Micro Con•eclion Ono
WulS89.99 Now'42999
San 1160
Kenmore
Pro Bowl Kenle Grill Microwan Brownin1 GrilJ with
Cookbook
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emphasizes
sport's skill,
and safety
ttt Ma in Entrance
A Tethtred Hot Air Balloons
8 S2. 00 ~referred Park 1 ng
C Sponsor Park1n9
0 COC1Jnand Center/r irst Aid Stat ion\ £ Carnival Area
F Concess1on Area
G Concess1ona1re Park1n9
H Coors Beer Garden/food & Enterta1nmen
J Ch1l1 Cookoff & 8lue9rass Stage r Entertainers Parking
L Ch1l1 Cookoff Area M [•h101tor\/Vrndors
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A free Bicycle Rodeo and Expo will be the
opening event at the Fountain Valley Inter-
national Fieta and Chili C.ook-off at Mile
Square Park. Registration at 11 a.m. Friday will
be followed by the rodeo, displays. bjcycJe
testing, licensing and en tertairunent.
Rodeo competition will include the snail
crawl, obstacle course, stop-on-a-dime and
accuracy course. More than $2,000 in prizes and
numerous awards will be presented by the
Huntington Valley Schwinn Store and the
Huntington Beach North Lions Club.
co-sponsors.
A Schwinn bicycle will go to the first place
winner and other prizes will include GT-BMX
frame sets, C.W. frame sets. Sunlte and
Bullseye hub sets, Cal Lite pad sets an<l a
Premier BMX helmet.
Aho to be given away are 100 reflector sets,
300 safety flags, 500 Motocross grips and
various decals.
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The Los Angeles Police Department will
present a show featuring Officer Mike
Simonsen and his partners, "Officer Byrd." a
performing parrot.
NEW BANKING HOURS:
12 MIDNIGHT
TO
12 MIDNIGHT
lbkal Bank's new Instant 1eller now saWs
Huntington Beach 24 hours a ct.y, 7 days a week.
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Map shows event
venues and parking
areas fo r Inter-
national Festival
and Chili Coo k-off.
The Orange County Sheriff's Department
Mounted Patrol will display off-road vehicles,
and the Fountain Valley Police Department
will exhibit vehicles and motorcycles as well as
li~nse all bicycles.
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Hottest
runners
aim for
festivai
Billed as the "hottest race of the
summer," the Fountain Valley
Fiesta 15-kilometer event · and
5-ldlometer Fun Run will start at
7:30 a.m . Monday at the hobbiest's
triangle in Mile Square Park.
Approximately 1,200 entrants are
expected to compete for prizes, and
all runners will be admitted free t.o
the fiesta and invited to a post-race
reception, courtesy of Coors Beer
and Naugles Restaurant.
The race will benefit the Cali-
fornia Elwyn Institute on Mt. Baldy
Circle in Fountain Valley which
assists developmentally disabled
adults an vocational training and job
procurement in Orange County.
Spectators may watch the 9.3-and
3.1-mile races as they proceed
through the streets and along the
Santa Ana River trail.
The Tr$vel Affairs Agency will
conduct a drawing for a trip for two
to Hawaii for the Honolulu Mara-
thon and present trips to the San
Franci9co Marathon baaed on a
drawing among the top five men and
top five women~· There are 18 tegories in the
races. which are "vided equally
between male and female com-
petiton, including all ages plus a
special diviAlon for the handicapped.
The first 1,000 entrants will receive
a coupon for a ".Togger's Shake" at
the Good Earth Restaurant and free
coupons 'J>IUS a 10 percent diacount
courtesy of Great F.arth Vitamins.
Arrowhead Water ._and XL-1 of
Norway will provide ref0l9hrnents
and energy drtnka during the race.
Running ahoa. I.moles and a wide
range of gift certificates allo will be
given away. C-ontributon include Jlind Apparel of San Luis ~ispo,
Superfeet IntOles of SaJt Lake Cfty,
Jovt Sportswear of Hollywood, Sec-
ond Sole, Mlzuna Runn.lni Shoes
and Race Pace.
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WeekendTUDners can 1
stretch their legs in l 0 and
5-kilometer runs at the
fiesta.
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8 -International Fiesta/ An Advertising Supplement to the DAil. Y PILOT /Tu~sday, June 28, 1983
0
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TV celebrities
to intr.oduce
performers
Michael Burger will serve as master of
ceremonies at the International Fiesta and Chili
Cook.()ff in Mile Square Park on Brookhurst
Street at Heil Avenue in Fountain Valley during
the Fourth of July weekend.
Burger, an actor and comedian who has
appeared on television and at the Comedy Store
and The lrnprov in Los Angeles and New York
City, the Sahara Lounge in Las Vegas and
Harrah's Club in Reno, will be featured Saturday
and Monday.
Locally, Burger has appeared in productions
at the South Coast Repertory Theater, Harlequin Tawny Little
Dinner playhouses and the Long Beach Communi-
ty Playhouse. He also tied for the national title in
the Steve Martin Look Alike/Sound Alike
Contest. which was sponsored by Warner
Brothers.
Master of ceremonies for the cook-off and
entertainment will be Ed Amola of KABC whose
TV news colleague, Tawny Little, will help judge
the festival)>eauty contest.
Heritage Dance will present Yorgo Grecia in a
special prosram of Spanish and flamenco dancing.
The Rams cheerleaders will entertain at two
performances on Saturday, and the Constables
and Yankee Bluegrass will be featured in
connection with the Bluegrass championship
contest, also on Saturday.
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band, western band, Korean music and dancing
and Polynesian and ,Mexican dancers. Foti-Gonis,
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Changes of pace
Ducks paddle across a tranquil pond in Mile Square park
while players head for the basket at Fountain Valley's
Recreation and Cultural Center as they may do on the Fourth
of July weekend as well.
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10 -lnternatlonal Flesta/ An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, June 28, 1983
Seniors' aid
appreciated ·
Volunteers from the farkhurst Senior
Citizen's Home assisted the Fountain Valley
Chamber of Commerce in raising funds for
the Fourth of July display by placing
stuffers in e nvelopes sent to 10,000 cus-
tomers of the Water Depa.Mment. ·
More than 600 responses have been
received, and the chamber committee is
confident that its goal of $7,500 to pay for the
show will be met when other subecribers
send in donations.
In appreciation for their help, all
ambulatory patients from the home will be
given f~paaes to the Fiesta..,and"t Omni
Service Club will transport any patients who
wish to see the f~works _show Mon&y
evening.
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·Booming dis.play
promotes safety
In an effort to halt the use of illegal and dangerous
fireworks in the city, Fountain Valley city officials, the
Chamber of Commerce, the fire department and Fountain
Valley Community Hospital representatives decided to
inaugurate a free fireworks display on Independence Day.
"The idea is not to discourage sales of legally approved
fireworks at stands which some of our service clubs set up
during the Fourth of July for fund-raising activities," said
Joel Vest of the Chamber of Commerce.
"Over the years there have been many fires and injuries
resulting from the use of dangerous fireworks, and we believe
that our promotion of this professional show will put an end to
the fires and aenaeleas maiming of our citizens.
"More than 1.QOO aheU. will be fired, and the display will
be vlsibla from anywhere in Mile Sqtaare Park. Response
from everyone has been far greater than anticipated .. .simply
unbelievable." •
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$15,000
maybe
raised
for city
The Fountain Valley
Chamber of Commerce ex-
pects to raise $15,000 for
city promotion and projects
at the four-day Inter-
national Fiesta C hili
Cook..()ffoverthelndepen-
dence Day weekend.
Co-sponsors of the event,
along with the Chamber,
are Coors Beer, The Daily
Pilot, Moosehead Canadian
Beer, 7-Up, and John Rob-
ert Powers Modeling
Schools. Major contributors
have been Ralph's
Furniture, Imperial Health
Spas, and Del Taco, and
others including Alber-
tson's and Hughes' super-
marketS.
The ·Chamber of Com-merce committee in charge
of arrangemen ts includes
Dan Morton, chairman; Pat
Crockett. Frank Na\rarro,
Gerry Kaskel, Joel Vest,
Linda Faulk and Marge
Hopkins.
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ls it h ,ard luck·or bad luck? . ~ , .
Irvin e man claims that som eone is ga m bling with his future·
BY GLBNN 8COTl' Of"ll.Mtr ........
David Chang of Irvine moved hit family from
Seoul, South Korea. to Orange County a dozen
yean aao to chue the American Dream.
"I worked hard. I never took a vacation the
first five or •lx years in the U.S.,'' hi said. ''I
worked 365 days a year eomethnes."
The effort paid off. David and Suaan Chana
own a nice, two-~ hou.e tn Irvine'• Colleae
Park. 1beir two children attend Irvine 8Choola.
"rm a very lucky peraon ao far," Chang adrnita.
Chang atill ll lndustrioua. He owns a coffee
shop ln Santa Ana, where he goes to work at 5 a.m.
and stays through lunch . Then he leaves for Smith
Tool Co. of Irvine, w here he has been a machin1st
f9r almost el8ht yean. Hia shift ends at 11 p.m.
On Sundays, he ia choir director for two
Korean churches, one in Tustin and another in
Miaaion Viejo.
\ · Dut Ch.an& aaya bJa luck la chanllna. He cla1ml
eomeone la fOl'llnC bJa name on CMlno checb ln
Liia Vea-and no one belleva him.
So far, $1,300 hu been depleted from hil
Bank of America check1n« account becawie the
bank paid off the checks. he aaid, and the Sands
Hotel & Cuino la aft.er him for $1,000 more.
In a recent interview, Chane laid he ii
innocent. He dlaplAyed letten that document he
WM either at work at Smith Tool or at hia docior'a
office on the three days, Aprll 11, 14 and 18, when
the caaino clwdm were aa,nect. He cla1med the
signature9 on the checka barely reeemble his.
But the bank won't credit hit account for the
m.laalng $1,300 and the Sanda won't drop its efforta
to collect the other $1,000. They question bow long
it would take to Oy from Orange County to Las
Vegas and return.
(See 818 Flll'VRE, Pap Al)
· THE ORANGE COAST COAST IDITION ·
··Edison
Miller's
son, 30,
dead?
Costa Mesa police are in-
vestigating the death today -of. a
man who is believed to be the son
of fonner Orange County Super-
. visor Fnison Miller. Police said
they are treating the death as a
homicide.
Though investigators on the
acene at 253 Hanover Drive in the
College Park.area refused to ident-
ify the victim, Miller said this
afternoon, "We have learned that
our son, Patrick, is deceased."
Miller, who was seen by a reporter
at the house late this morning as
police sealed off the residence,
said, "It's a family matter and we
don't know any details yet."
Neighbors said they heard a
loud argument early this morning
but had no other infonnation as to
what had happened. They said a
family had lived in the Hanover
Drive home for less than a year.
Po~·ce co irmed that one man, be · ved be in his 30s, was found
dead · e the home.
Cause of death was not released.
-OOt-neighbor told a reporter
that he knew the man who lived in
the home as "Pat" and said he
(See Mll.LER 'S, P•ge AZ
NB ·pJedges
to fight
widening
By STEVE MARBLE 00....,., ..... ...,,
Newport.~ach agreed Monday
to fight state plans to widen
Pacific Coast Highway through a
one-mile stretch of town denae
with restaurants, boatyards and
specialty shops.
The City Council, however,
voted to support the bulk of the
$7-million widening pl.an that will
add two lanes through much of
the city, from the Newport Bay
Bridge to MacArthur Boulevard.
More than 100 merchants, Land-
owners and residents blasted the
Caltrans widening plan through
Mariners Mile, predicting such a
move would create "a freeway to
nowhere" and a "Slx-1.ane speed-
way."
"It'll be slaughter alley out
there at midnight," predicted
resident Mel Hoeffliger, noting
the area's heavy concentration of
restauranta and nightapota.
"(See H1GRWAY, Pa1e AZ)
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ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Vote gained
in college
~ recall hid?
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J im Dick is sa ving Fountain Valley's historical sites from "bulldozer
socie t y." Modem civic pride will be shared a t an International Fiesta
t his weekend. See special sect ion on the events in tod ay's Daily Pilot.
Saving 8 City's her~tage
Fountain Valleyciti~ensshell out to k eep historic buildings
By KAREN E. KLEIN I .J. Of')M.,..,..... ..... . ,,
It was six years ago this month that Jilp Dick
took his last look at a decaying, 76-yhr--Old
wooden barn near the comer of Bushard Street
and Talbert Avenue in Fountain Valley.
The weathered, termite-infested wood and
crumbling beams of the barn had housed a
blacksmith and carriage repair ah.op in its he:Yd.ay.
but progress and plans for a commercial center ,had
prevailed, pitting a bulldozer against the old barn
at the end of its long history.
Dick. then president of Fountain Valley's
Historial Society, had waged a short-lived parn-
paign to save the barn, but lack of funds prevented
his group from preserving the structure as a
historical site.
"I think it was beautiful because it was so
ugly," Dick said.
The demolition of the old barn marked what
Dick thought was just about the end of the living
history of Fountain Valley. Out of 25 historic sit.ea
in the city, once known as Talbert Valley or Gospel
Swamp, there were only two known remaining.
"We live in a bulldozer1ociety," Dick had said,
sadly.
That's why, when three buildings dating back
to the 1920s were redilcovered about a year and a
ha11 ago on Talbert A venue and Bushard Street,
Dick wasn't about to let the buDdozers get there
before he did.
At a historical aodety meeting in October
(See FOUNTAIN. Paae Al)
.Jlw &:AJlEN E. KLEIN °""'9M9r ~--
Organlz..ers of a recall campaign
againat four Coast Community
College District trustees have
reportedly obtained the 30,000
signatures they need to put the
recall to a v*, committee or-
ganizers said Monday.
David Warfield, 'the fonner
Orange Coast College student who
spearheaded the recall when it
was announced last February
more than 100 teachers and ad-
ministrators were to be laid off,
said he will file the petition with
the Orange County Registrar of
Voters on Friday. (Seventy-fiw
teachers and administrators were
ultimately laid off this month.)
"Th.la ts quite a milestone for
us," Warfield said. ''Things are
stronger than ever (with the
campaign)." .
Board President Carol Gandy,
targeted in the $ffort alOl'l8
with trustees Robe Humphreys,
George Rodda Jr. Richard
Olson, charged the reCall cam-
paipers with lying and mialead-
ing the public .a they could obtain
the needed signatures. The dis-
trict haa been trying to eliminate a
$5.5 million deficit
"I would caution citizens to be
very drcwnspect with regard to
. the signatures on the petition,"
Gandy aaid. "I have received
dozens of phone calls from people
who were told by the recall
petitioners that if they did not
sign, Orange Coast College and
Golden Weet College would be
cloeed down.
''Th.at la an absolute lie. 'lbe
board never has considered cloa-
lng any of our colleges.
"Baaed on that lie and many
others throuahou t the recall cam-
paign. the collection of signatures
should be suspect. For many of the
people obviously were duped into
. signing," she said.
Protopappas hearing turns secret
BY STEVE MARBLE or...,.., -....,
A hearing to determine if
fonner C.O.ta Mesa dentiat Tony
Protopappu should stand trial for
murder in the deaths of three
patients went into its• eecond day
today -with the press and public
barred from the Newport Beach
courtroom.
A Harbor Municipal Court
judge banished the press Monday
afternoon, stating that coverage of
the preliminary hearing could
jeopard.tu Protopappu' rf&ht to a
fair trial.
Judge Christopher Strople de-
ecribed news accounts of the
denUst'a highly publlctz.ed cue u
"negative" and "disparaging'' in
character. He said articles have
depicted Protopappu as a "bad,
negllpnt dentist."
But Strople, who spent more
than an hour debating the lalue
with lawyers repre11enu.n, the
print and electronic media, Mid
the decision to cloee the hearing ls
a "cloee queation."
"rm not sure rm right," the
judp admitted before clearing the
jammed COW'tr'Oom.
Protopappa, free on $~.000
ball, la charged with eec-ond-decree murder in the deaths
of Patricia Craven. us. Cathryn
(See DENTIB'rS. Pa1e Al)
-----------HISIDE-----_...._ __
Bruce Kiton put on a
much-needed 1how on the
mound for the An.ell Mon-
day u the Haloe 1wept to an
8-0 ••etof!Y over the Ra111en.
Pa-eCI.
Conirove~ial substance
Dioxin it often called the moet toxJe
1ubttanee known to man, and a wealth of
tciendfic reeeareh 1uglee .. that it ea.a
indeed be unhe althy, painf al aad perhape
deadly. But there i1 no proof it hu killed
a ny human being. Page AB.
When there's no will
What will happen to yo,., property .-d
your family if you d•e ? It la ee&lmated that
up to 60 pereent of all Calilonnau do aot
lean wUll dJrectln1 the d l.UkNa ol their
estatetwhen lhey die. P-.e 81.
E•en the can in the parking lot were
beautiful at tlae 10th Anaual Coaeoune
d'Eleganee, 1pouored by tlae Pantera Club
at the Newporter lut weellead. Pap A4.
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Gandy alao repeated the charge ·
that the recall group is a tool of the
teachers' union. Committee mem-
be.-is have denied that charge.
Warfield said his group has
other gripes with the district's
recent policies -among them the
alleged resignation of Coastline
College President John Buller.
Warfield claimed Buller had
become upeet with program
changes in the district and es-
pecially with a company car the
d.iatrict had given him to uae. He
said Buller"hfd submitted a letter
of resignabort this month.
Buller, reached at his office late
Monday, denied that he had
redgned.
(See RECALL. Pqe Al)
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~' ''' Continued stories
RECALL ELECTION ...
• "I have no idea where ht?j got.
that. There has bfen no l'tter
submitted. I ~en't f ked to
anybbdy about lhis," he sah;t.
Warfield said he wi make a
statement to the p~ ~hen he
files the petition with the regis-
trar's office late Friday. Until
then, he said, his group will
continue to collect signatures. "We
hope to get 34,000 signatures
total." he said.
After Waffield flies the peti-
tion. the county regtstrar will
have 30 days to examine the
signatures and determine
whether or not they are valid, said
Shirley Deaton. chief deputy .,
registrar of voters for Orange
County.
U the petition signatures prove
valid, her office will send a letter
to the college board, notifying it of
the need to hold a recall election.
The board may decide to call an
election a t its Alig. 8 meeting, or
MILLER'S ...
believed the man was married and
had two children.
F.dison Miller, a controversial
former prisoner of war in North
Vietnam who was defeated by
Bruce Nestande for supervisor in
1980 after serving less than two
years on the board, asked police at
the scene il he couJd go insicte the
home. Police told him he could
not. He then left the scene
may put off the call unul Aug 24,
its next scheduJed meeting.
However, Deaton said, if the
board does not deal with the
matter until Aug. 24, it will be too
late to get the recall vote onto the
ballot in conjunction with the
regular Nov. 8 college d111trict
election.
U a special election has to be
held, the cost would be almost
$300,000, she said, compared to
onJy an additional $10.000 if the
recall can be included in with the
regular election.
BUDGET ...
(From Page A 1)
with county fire officials,"
Frank said. ''I'm hopeful we'U
reach a price we can both live
with."
A third Wlcertainty l$ the
amount of property tax rev-
enue the city will receive next
year. Laguna's financial direc-
tor estimates the city could
receive about $3 million in
property taxes -based on an 8
percent increase over tpe
~~un~-~::~: ~b:0th1:~:::
unce ·n in the budget pic-
ture · salary increases.
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Dr iver Darrell Je nnings watch es para m edics load passenger Richard
Hitc htock into ambula n ce afte r a ccident on northbound ramp of San
Diego Freeway. a t Culver Drive in Irvine. Hitchcock is in cr itical
conditio n a l Fountain Valley ~ommunity Hospital.
Irvine crash injures passenger
Vic tim in critical condition after sports car smashup
By GLENN SCOT!'
Ol"lM °""" l"llot .....
An Irvine man was listed m
cntical conditio n today at a local
hospital with injuriessuffered ina
Monday morning car accident in
the California Highway Patrol
said.
He was taken to Fount.am
Valley Community Hospital's
Trauma Center.
control of the car. It began veering
off the road about 200 feet before
reaching the stoplight, said CHP
spokesman Rick Stevens.
1 The car jumped a concrete curb
Irvine Driver Darrell Jenrungs, 25, of and swerved across both ramp
. Irvine, told investigators he was ~es before wiping out t~e stop-
R1chard Hitchcock, 27, was the drivmg Hitchcock to work at the Light and pole, Stevens said.
pa.s.ssn&er~~-.:.~L-~~f~Adamil-.-:.J ..:--..,,-__ _,__,_
swerved . out of conti:or an? Avenue at 9:15 a.m when he lost Je nrungs was not hurt smashed mto a rampstophght as 1t
HIGHWAY ...
From Page A 1
Others 1a1d the road would be
dangerous to echool-bound chil-
dren who need to cross the road.
The widening project -rrunua
the stretch through Manners Mlle
-wouJd dislocate 22 mobile
homes at the De Anz.a Bayside
Village. It also would bring the
expanded highway up to the
doorstep of old Corona de! M ar.
where six lanes of roadway would
funnel down to four.
But attention was focused on
Mariners Mite. an area where
men::hant.s say they Vlew Coast
Highway as their Life-giving ar-
tery.
''This (the widening) will take
away the area's charm," said Jim
Dale, an owner of the Villa Nova
restaurant "It'll end up being a
six-lane speedway with cars zing-
ing along."
Property owMr Henry Boand -
summed up the project as
·•another thing Caltrans dumped
on us" while boatyard owner
Hank Hill suggested the state was
trying to "fit all of Newport
Beach's traffic" on the highway.
Councilwoman Jackie Heather,
who vote4 for widening in
Manners Mil.el noted the plan
only called for adding an extra
lane by painting new lane stripes
and removing some street parking
during certain hours.
"It blows my mind to hear all of
th~." she said, referring to criti-
cism of the project. "In Newport
Beach everyone talks about traffic
but nobody wants to do anything
about it. That will go down in our
history book."
But Councilman Don Straus.s
said the issue was one of "Is it
worth it?" He saJd he didn't
believe 1t was
Though Caltrans has a history
of hononng requests by cities, the
st.cite could ovemde the city's
objecuons
A broken pool cue was laymg in
front of the house a.od _was
encircled by police marl<ers . .,.,.11
blue Chevrolet sedan with a baby
seat in the rear was parked in the
driveway
The increases for all city
employees amount to roughly
4 percent, Frank said. adding
agreements have been reached
with the city's police. ftre and
munieipatemp~~·
tions. The salary hikes will add
about $210,000 in additional
costs to the crty, he said. ente red the northbound San
Diego Frt-eway at Culver Drive, DENTIST'S HEARING SECRET ...
IS HIS FUTURE NOW A GAMBLE? ... r
"They treat me like a criminal. That's why I
couJdn't sleep the last five or six days without a
sleeping pill," said Chang.
Bank of America investigator Lew Lmn said
he doesn't enjoy these cases either, but he hasn't
seen evidence so far which dears Chang. Although
Chang contends he hasn't been in Las Vegas all
year, Linn notes that Chang had Lines of credit at
the three casin06 -the Sands. MGM Grand and
Circus-Cin:us -where the casino checks, called
markers, were signed.
Moreover, Linn said, a handwriting analyst
who compared Chang's signature to those on the
casino checks believes they were signed by the
same person.
"He (Chang) says they are forgeries; I say
they're not." said Linn. a former investigator who
speciafued in checks and forgeries for the Garden
Grove Police Department.
Llnn. who works out of Anaheim. said casinos
are extremely careful about issuing cash on credit.
Whoever signed the checks was familiar with
Chang because they hst hJS checking account
number and address.
"I have an open mind, but everything I have
• so far indicates he either did 1t or he knows who
did," said Linn ·
Chang. however, believes the bank and
casinos are t.akmg a tough st.and because they don't
want to admit the mistake and lose the money He
said he has hts suspicions about who signed the
checks but can't prove 1t
Meanwhile, Chang said. he ~ besieged from
all sides. Police agencies tell him he has a ciVJl
problem with hJS bank, his bankers don't trust tum
and he has to worry the alleged forger Wlll strike
again, he srud.
Said Chang· "This 1s a big shock to us "
From Page A 1
Jones, 31. and l<Jm Andreassen,
23. All reportedly died following
anesthesia for major dentaJ work
in Protopappas' 19th Street office.
The preliminary hearing.
which will decide 1f the dentist
should stand trial in Orange
County Superior Court, could run
as long as three weeks, said
Protopappas' attorney, Robert
Tuller.
Tuller. who said the hearing -
1{ rovered by the press would be
publicly viewed as a Cull-blown
trial. predicted more than 100
witnesses will be called by the
District Attorney's Office.
The dentist's "attorney said hts
client does not want to seek a
change of venue to another county
but might have asked that the
place of trial be moved 1! the press
was allowed to sit in on the
preliminary hearing.
Tustin attorney Dick Rockwell,
representing the Register news-
paper, dispu ted such a claim,
noting that accused "Freeway
Killer" William Bonin is bemg
tried in Orange County despite
extensive publicity.
"I think he's wrong," Rockwe ll
said after the judge's decision.
''He's being cautious. He doesn't
want to face any criticism later."
Attorney Tracy Rich, rep-
resenting a Loe Angeles television
station, said she didn't believe
Strople's decision wouJd set a
precedent and trigger a rash of
clooings of preliminary hearings.
"I think other rourt judges
hopefully are more familiar with
the legal principles," s he said. She
suggested Strople, a former public
defender. is unfamiliar with ''this
area of the law "
Tuller also said that lawyers
representing clients with civil
claims against Protopappas wouJd
take advantage of the hearing to
further their cases.
Edinge r A venue
section shut down
A stretch of Edinger A venue
was closed today and may be
closed again Wednesday in prep-
aration for repaving of part of the
six-lane thoroughfare m northern
Huntington Beach .
The actual paving work, from
Beach BouJevard to Gothard
Street. is slated to begin in about a
week, according to officials.
.,
FOUNTAIN VALLEY .CITIZENS PITCH IN TO PRESERVE CITY'S HERITAGE ...
1981, President Doris Dick, Jim's wife, made an
appeal to the4l members present to pledge money
for the fund of$2,400 needed to move the fragile
buildings from their long-time home to a new site
where they couJd be restored.
Not one person signed a pledge card. Jim Dick
recalled. No one had'to.
The members simply opened their check-
books and slartl:d writing.
That nfght, the group collected $2,000. And
the money kept coming in . mostly from private ..
donations. Since that night, the hist.oricaJ society
has collec~ almost $5.000, Dick said. And it's
oollect.ed 35 more family members.
The buildings, a real estate office which once
belonged to area pioneer Samuel E. Talbert, a
Japanese bath house and a pump water tower.
were trucked to their new home last fall in a small
park off Los Alamos Street behind the Fountain
Valley police station. •
Since then, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, firemen,
recreation association members and assorted other
volunteers have blistered their hands and gotten
sunburned painting. landscaping, grading, plant-
ing and fencing the little park where the three
structurf'\CI now Sil m restored glory
The real estate office sports a new coat of
w hite paint and a hardwood floor The big beehive
which inhabited il for who knows how long has
been scraped away and scrubbed off
The old sign on its side. advertising "beautiful
lots" with "paved streets and all improvements"
for $25 down. has been repainted in st.eel blue
The Japanese bath house, used as a sauna for
therapeutic purposes, sits amid blooming petunias
and white and red Oleanders The water pump,
which used to furnish the sauna. 1s surrounded by
apple and peach tr~
"We're gomg to make this beaul1ful. We want
people to be proud." sa.Jd Carl Boberg. a hlstoncal
society member who has worked on the pro)e('t
since 1981
But the site. wh1c-h was fonnally dedicated
this month. 1s far from C.'Omplete
Dick and the other members have big dreams
which they stiU want to see come true They talk
about the more than $400 donated by Fountain
Valley founding family member NeUfe Wardlow
Dural for a flagpole and a flag (or the site
"No heritage park 1s a heritage park without a
flagpole and a flag," s he said
Dick said plans are also being made to..i>ut a
picnic grove, a beet wagon and a gazebo on• the
site. Boberg's copy of the plans shows an outhouse,
complete with crescent moon on the door, in the
back.
DOris Dick sa1d the flremens' association
wants to donate an anuquated fire truck to sit on
the property and has o!fered to build a replica of an
old firehouse in the southwest comer.
From the dlscovery o{ three little, overgrown
shacks a full-scale hist.one project has blossomed
which rouJdn't be dearer to the hearts of the
historical society
But why alJ the f uss over three rotting
structures in the first place?
Jim Dick said 1t best.
"Our kids know a lot about places where we
grew up. They know about Des Moines, Iowa. and
they know about Texas and Oregon. But they
know nothing about where they're growing up.
"They live m Fountain Valley, California, and
we want them to know what Fountam Valley was
Uke."
Dlck admits thatsavinga real estate office and
a bath house i.s not exactly ast.andard hlstoricaJ
project.
"Everybody else is saving old houses. and
they all look alike. But we saved a real estate
~Hice," he said, pride swelling in his voice.
"And a Japanese bath house. Who's saving
Japanese artifacts?"
This project was probably the last chance the
historical society will ever have to save anything
from Fount.a.in Valley's past, Dick said.
The developers' bu1Jdo7.el'S and land graders
have taken care of that. he said.
Of course there's always the possibility that
another surprise find will be made. And if tlrere is
one, Dick will probably locate 1t -after working
for 42 years as an investigator he has quite a noee
for cJues and for the unusual
Historical society member Boberg still la-
ments the death of the old barn/smithy shop.
"They tore that one down," he said. "You know
how they do -they tear everything down."
But the new site has him, and the other
members of the society, encouraged. "We'll have a
fantastic Little property here someday," Dick said.
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